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scrounged
Variant of scrounge
scrounge
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scrounge (skro̵unj)
transitive verb scrounged, scrounging scroung′·ing
- to manage to get or find by hunting around: usually with up
- to get by begging or sponging; mooch
- to take without permission; pilfer
Etymology: prob. altered < scrouge
intransitive verb
Informal to seek (around) for something; forage
Related Forms:
- scrounger scroung′er noun
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