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freeload
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free·load  (frld)
intr.v. free·load·ed, free·load·ing, free·loads Slang
To take advantage of the charity, generosity, or hospitality of others.

freeloader n.

freeload [ˈfriːˌləʊd]
vb
(intr) Slang to act as a freeloader; sponge
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Verb1.freeload - live off somebody's generosity; "This young man refuses to work and is freeloading"
bum, cadge, grub, mooch, sponge - ask for and get free; be a parasite
Translations
freeload [ˈfriːləʊd] VIgorronear (off de)


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Thus, the lax hospital freeloads on the vigilant hospital's investment.
Let's do a quick review: He's totally not interested in your life back home, freeloads, feels manipulated when he thinks he has to give somebody a present, and appears to not have any close friends.
In ``Whoopi,'' Whoopi Goldberg stars as a one-hit-wonder soul singer running a small New York hotel where her brother (late of Enron) freeloads.
 
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