What is another word for moocher?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈuːt͡ʃə], [ mˈuːtʃə], [ m_ˈuː_tʃ_ə]
Synonyms for Moocher:
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- request .
- bankrupts ,
- born loser ,
- born losers ,
- defaulter ,
- defaulters ,
- has-been ,
- has-beens ,
- incompetents ,
- insolvents ,
- loser ,
- lumpy ,
- might-have-been ,
- no good ,
- nonperformer ,
- underachiever ,
- underachievers ,
- washout .
- bum ,
- couch potato ,
- dawdler ,
- dilly-dallyer ,
- drone ,
- goldbrick ,
- layabout ,
- lazybones ,
- lingerer ,
- loafer ,
- loiterer ,
- mooch ,
- mope ,
- ne'er-do-well ,
- panhandler ,
- slacker ,
- slouch ,
- sloucher ,
- slowpoke ,
- wastrel .
Other synonyms:
- bummer .
Other relevant words:
- Grubber ,
- Mendiant ,
- Mendicity ,
- Mumper ,
- Pincher ,
- Requester ,
- Schnorrer ,
- alms person ,
- asker ,
- bankrupt ,
- barnacle ,
- beggar ,
- beggars ,
- begger ,
- blackmailer ,
- bloodsucker ,
- borrower ,
- cadger ,
- caller ,
- company ,
- deadbeat ,
- dependent ,
- do-nothing ,
- down-and-out ,
- extortioner ,
- extortionist ,
- failure ,
- fakir ,
- false light ,
- free rider ,
- frequenter ,
- friar ,
- gate-crasher ,
- guest ,
- guttersnipe ,
- habitue ,
- hustler ,
- idler gear ,
- indigent ,
- knocker ,
- leech ,
- leisure class ,
- lobber ,
- lounger ,
- lumpen proletariat ,
- mendicancy ,
- mendicant order ,
- nipper ,
- nonworker ,
- parasite ,
- parasitic oscillation ,
- pauper ,
- poor person ,
- poverty-stricken person ,
- prowler ,
- rambler ,
- reverse gear ,
- runner ,
- sannyasi ,
- saunterer ,
- scrounge ,
- solicitor ,
- spiv ,
- sponge ,
- steerer ,
- stiff ,
- street person ,
- sturdy beggar ,
- suppliant ,
- taker ,
- tout ,
- touter ,
- tumbler gear ,
- unemployed ,
- uninvited guest ,
- user ,
- visitant ,
- visitor ,
- wanderer ,
- ward of state .
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How to use "Moocher" in context?
The word "moocher" is often used to describe someone who is excessively asking for assistance from others. This term can be considered derogatory, as it paints the recipient of the assistance as a beggar. The term has been used in a derogatory way to describe people in many different industries. For example, in the context of the job market, many people use the term to refer to graduates who are looking for high-paying jobs but are not willing to work hard to earn them. Moochers often expect others to provide them with free or low-cost services, such as lunch, transportation, or housing.
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