During quiet periods in a match, he would leave his goal and cadge sweets from children in the crowd or take and eat a pie from supporters.
After graduation, he cadged a ride in an airplane in 1912.
They promised £15 worth of prizes, but they even cadged the prizes from the local shopkeepers, with the result that they put nothing into the pool and took £105 out of it.
It cadged £35,000 worth of obsolete equipment which could be used for its purposes.
They cannot replace them; they just borrow them or cadge them from somebody else.
What about all those 2,000 people for whom there is no means of transport except cadging a lift, hiring a car or walk- ing?
He was cadging pints in the pub, and he could not survive on the dole money.
It is apparently going to cadge round to the different districts near it, and get what it can out of them.
