cadged

I cadged tobacco, poor cheap tobacco, from poor doddering old chaps trembling on the edge of dissolution.

And when they'd cadged more tucker than they could comfortably carry, they'd camp for a day or two and eat it down.

And he helped this youngster he must hate with his 147 studies—cadged on his probably-to-be-successful rival for a bath.

Abdul Hakkim obediently sat down and crossed his legs, starting to light the second of the very bad cigarettes that he had cadged.