sponge
sponge
verb
To obtain money, food, or hospitality by relying on others' generosity.
"He always sponges off his parents for cash."
noun
A light, soft cake with a porous texture, often served with cream or jam.
"She baked a delicious Victoria sponge for tea."
noun
A soft, porous material, natural or artificial, used for cleaning or absorbing liquids.
"Please wipe the spill with the kitchen sponge."
verb
To wipe or clean something using a sponge, often with water and soap.
"Sponge down the dirty walls."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: poriferan, parazoan, mooch, grub, cadge, bum, quick study, sponger, leech, parasite