A person who cadges; someone who habitually begs or borrows things without returning them.
From cadge + -er (agent suffix). May originally have referred to street merchants before the word shifted to mean someone who takes advantage of others.
A 'cadger' is more than just someone who borrows—the word carries judgment, suggesting someone whose begging becomes a lifestyle, a character type British writers loved to portray.
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