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  1. scrounger:
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Detailed Translations for scrounger from English to Spanish

scrounger:

scrounger [the ~] nom

  1. the scrounger (parasite; leach; sponger; sponge)
    el gorrón; el parásito; el buitre

Translation Matrix for scrounger:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
buitre leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger liquid manure; manure
gorrón leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger cheapskate; haggler; horse-trader; pincher; shady trader; trafficker
parásito leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger
- cadger; mooch; moocher

Related Words for "scrounger":

  • scroungers

Synonyms for "scrounger":


Related Definitions for "scrounger":

  1. someone who mooches or cadges (tries to get something free)1

Wiktionary Translations for scrounger:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
scrounger gorrona; gorrón; el cucañero Nassauer — Schmarotzer, Parasit

scrounger form of scrounge:


Translation Matrix for scrounge:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gorronear begging; cadging
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
andar de gorra cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off
comer de gorra cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off
gorronear cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off cadge
vivir como un parásito cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off
vivir de gorra cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off cadge
- cadge; forage; schnorr; shnorr
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- cadge

Related Words for "scrounge":


Synonyms for "scrounge":


Related Definitions for "scrounge":

  1. collect or look around for (food)1
  2. obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling1

Wiktionary Translations for scrounge:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
scrounge gorronear; embestir; pechar schnorrentransitiv, umgangssprachlich: jemanden aus Gewohnheit immer wieder um Kleinigkeiten wie Kleingeld, Zigaretten oder Ähnlichem bitten, ohne selbst eine Gegenleistung erbringen zu wollen
scrounge gorronear; embestir; pechar schnorrentransitiv, umgangssprachlich: höflich für sich selbst um Kleinigkeiten wie Kleingeld, Zigaretten oder Ähnlichem bitten, ohne selbst zu einer Gegenleistung bereit zu sein