noun
- plural of cadger; people who beg or ask for money, food, or favors persistently or shamelessly
Usage: informal; chiefly British
Examples
- The street was full of cadgers asking passersby for spare change.
- He complained that his relatives were nothing but cadgers, always looking for handouts.
- The cadgers gathered outside the market hoping to collect donations.
- She had no patience for cadgers who showed up at her door uninvited.
- The town council discussed how to address the growing number of cadgers in the downtown area.