to shnorr
- verb
- /ʃnɔr/
- Slang
- He always tries to shnorr a few dollars from his coworkers for lunch.
Examples
-
She shnorred her way into the event, even though she didn't have a ticket.
-
Every time we go out, Sam ends up shnorring drinks from strangers at the bar.
-
He always shnorrs money from his friends.
-
Don't shnorr off me!
-
Every time we go out, Sam ends up shnorring drinks from strangers at the bar.
-
He always tries to shnorr a few dollars from his coworkers for lunch.
-
He always shnorrs money from his friends.
Synonyms
To annoy someone by asking them the same thing many times
To get things by asking others without giving anything in return
Get something from someone after a lot of effort or pressure
To ask someone for something and get it without paying
To get things like food or rides by asking others and not paying
Antonyms
How Persistent
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word shnorr comes from Yiddish and German schnorren, which means 'to beg' or 'to scrounge'. So, to shnorr is to get things by politely but persistently asking, like when someone keeps asking for free food or money.