The word "moocher" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is an informal term that is typically used to describe someone who habitually takes advantage of others for personal gain without giving anything in return. You can use the word "moocher" in situations where someone is constantly relying on others for resources or favors without reciprocating. For example, "My roommates are sick of John always being a moocher and never contributing to household expenses."
He goes on:Lots of Americans would have seen Kevin obese with a huge gray beard, surviving on disability and food stamps as a moocher.
So, um, you tell me if I'm a "moocher" who's "not trying that hard to find a job," Annie.
Les is a cynic, a moocher, and a loser, yet, in his unhappy way, he is also an ever hopeful novitiate in the Temple of Fame.
Unlike Bill Clinton, a serial moocher of private jets, Jimmy Carter flies commercial.
"It's good for the adult child's self-esteem to know he's not a moocher, and that he gets in the habit of paying a monthly amount".
If you're a Randian conservative, as Ryan claims to be, then you should consider Social Security and Medicare every bit as much a part of the moocher conspiracy as Medicaid and food stamps.
Some of them accept the notion that it's because of downward nominal wage rigidity; more, I think, believe that workers are being encouraged to hold out for unsustainable wages by moocher-friendly programs like food stamps, unemployment benefits, disability insurance, and whatever.
Well, the collapsing, moocher-infested nation she portrayed in "Atlas Shrugged," published in 1957, was basically Dwight Eisenhower's America.
The cafe-moocher, partygoer, late-nighter, mahjong player, vodka drinker, Chanel-No-5 and red-lipstick wearer (she would even put lipstick on to have a phone conversation), the beetroot and violet-cream devourer.
Since red states have more poor people, and since their state governments spend less money on the safety net, they receive a larger share of federal funds...Looked at this way, the red states are the moochers and the blue states are the makers.
("One-quarter of you people seem OK; the rest of you are lazy affirmative-action moochers" does not an election win).
