to scunge off

Examples

• All

• He’s always scunging off his friends for free rides.

• Don't scunge off my notes again; do your own work this time.

• She hated scunging off others, but her situation left her no choice.

• Why does she keep scunging off everyone?

• Don't scunge off my notes again; do your own work this time.

• He’s always scunging off his friends for free rides.

• She hated scunging off others, but her situation left her no choice.

Synonyms

L

to leech

vsto scunge off

• Offensive

8 7.5

To take advantage of someone by always using their help or money without giving anything back

covers taking advantage in general, not only continuous taking

M

to mooch off

vsto scunge off

• Informal

5 8.6

To get food, money, or help from someone without paying

is more about exploiting generosity selfishly rather than simple reliance

L

to leech off

vsto scunge off

• Offensive

4 7.9

To take money, food, or help from someone without giving anything back

is similar but not always described as a habitual action

S

to scunge on the bill

vsto scunge off

• Slang

9.9

To avoid paying your share of a bill secretly

applies more broadly to exploiting generosity, not only bills

S

to schnorr

vsto scunge off

• Offensive

9.9

To get things like food or rides by asking others and not paying

is focused on exploiting generosity often without asking directly

S

to scrounge a free meal

vsto scunge off

• Informal

7.8

To get a free meal by asking or finding a chance to eat

is broader, covering taking advantage to obtain various things

Antonyms

C

to contribute

883 2.7

To give money, help, or ideas to make something work

R

to reciprocate

29 6.2

Do something similar in return when someone helps or is kind to you

How Much

to freeload

• Informal

6 7.5

to scunge off

• Offensive

9.9

to mooch off

• Informal

5 8.6

to scrounge

• Informal

4 7.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology