21. There have probably been few presidents who could _ or would _ make a habit of cadging fries from virtual strangers. 22. It perfectly communicates this devilish intent of the inhabitants of Taulkinham to be mean, to cadge or afflict each other. 23. He also hopes to cadge some furniture, appliances and pots and pans from an older sister who is getting married. 24. For years, Wilson would visit his old teachers, sometimes taking them their mail and smilingly cadging money and candy. 25. They got by on street smarts, cadging food money by panhandling, hawking newspapers, shining shoes and peddling flowers. 26. Potential passengers were heard muttering about a South African rat without a ticket trying to cadge a first-class ride. 27. In the sidewalk cafes, he cadged absinthe, and paid for the drinks with charming conversation, when his spirit allowed. 28. Some use all the latest tools to stay in touch; others scrape along with leftovers cadged from the office supply cabinet. 29. She had cadged and cajoled the necessary household items from me and her mom, and I had volunteered to move her. 30. He occupied a table at the Alexander cafe on the Avenue George V, cadging drinks from American tourists who passed by.
