schnorrer(
11schnorrer — noun Etymology: Yiddish shnorer Date: 1892 beggar; especially one who wheedles others into supplying his wants …
12schnorrer — /shnawr euhr, shnohr /, n. Slang. a person who habitually borrows or lives at the expense of others with no intention of repaying; sponger; moocher; beggar. Also, shnorrer. [1890 95; < Yiddish shnorer beggar, sponger, equiv. to shnor(n) to beg… …
13schnorrer — noun sponger (person who takes advantage of the generosity of others) …
14Schnorrer — Nassauer (umgangssprachlich); Schmarotzer (derb); Bettler; Zecke (vulgär) * * * Schnọr|rer 〈m. 3; umg.〉 jmd., der etwas schnorrt, Schmarotzer * * * Schnọr|rer, der; s, (ugs.): jmd., der schnorrt: er ist ein al …
15schnorrer — n. beggar, moocher, one who lives at the expense of others (Slang) …
16schnorrer — (SHNOR er) [Yiddish, from German] In slang, an habitual or professional beggar; one who lives at the expense of others; a moocher; a sponger; a cheapskate …
17schnorrer — [ ʃnɒrə, ʃnɔ:rə] noun informal, chiefly N. Amer. a beggar or scrounger. Origin C19: from Yiddish shnorrer, var. of Ger. Schnurrer …
18schnorrer — schnor·rer …
19schnorrer — schnor•rer or shnorrer [[t]ˈʃnɔr ər, ˈʃnoʊr [/t]] n. Slang. cvb sts a person who lives at the expense of others; sponger; parasite • Etymology: 1890–95; < Yiddish shnorer beggar, sponger < shnor(n) to beg …
20schnorrer — /ˈʃnɔrə/ (say shnawruh) noun Chiefly US Colloquial a cadger; freeloader. {Yiddish: an importunate beggar} …
