cadge 
/ˈkæʤ/ verb
cadg·es; cadged; cadg·ing /ˈkæʤ/ verb [+ obj] : to persuade someone to give you (something) for free
▪ He spent his time trying to cadge [=beg, bum, scrounge] drinks from the customers. ▪ She cadged money from her sister.
▪ He spent his time trying to cadge [=beg, bum, scrounge] drinks from the customers. ▪ She cadged money from her sister.
