Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mooch"

A: to move around slowly without any purpose and doing very little

A: a mooch is someone who asks or gets something without paying for it. it doesn't mean thief, it's like that friend that always asks for food/money/etc.

A: I get to to taste/eat what they are cooking.

A: Get money or food from them without repaying.

A: A mooch borrows or wants to share, but never pays back. Your friend mooches off you if they ask for some of your french fries or they ride in your car but never pay for some gas. Mooch can be used for one-time events, but of course, it becomes negative if the person is always doing the taking.

A: “I would be careful with that person. They tend to mooch off of people.”
“My friend’s boyfriend mooches off of her because she has a lot of money.”
“You can’t sit around and mooch off on people!”

A: a mooch is like a leech. they "take advantage of other people's generosity without giving anything in return." https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/mooch

A: “Mooch” is a slang word for stealing or borrowing something while abusing someone’s kindness.

A: I'd say "He always mooches cigarettes from me. It'd add up to 50 packs if I counted them" so you were close!

A: Say "He always mooches off of me."

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