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She had become enamored of a sponger who did not want to be bothered with a child.

However, next time I hope you and others will think hard before labeling people you've never met with the blanket term "spongers".

Cassidy distinguished himself as the sponger on a gun crew.

We still have sixty two of these dreadful undemocratic spongers!

Why is the south east continually ripped off to pay for spongers in the North, we need an independent republic.

To be quite honest, from what I could gather he's a bit of a layabout, a sponger.

Oh yes, we've plenty of spongers in this house, I can tell you that.'

The whole idea is an obscenity and the royals are a bunch of spongers.

Please also have the self-realisation to understand that by your own definition you are a sponger.

He drank in the company of spongers and prostitutes.

He recognised no social barriers when making friends and was surrounded by an army of spongers.

Nearly all of the mature spongers are female.

A charming sponger who could twist any woman round his little finger.'

It's mascot is the Sponger, reflecting the town's history of sponge diving.

None of the victims were really spongers or bums."

I wish people would stop calling the disabled scroungers and spongers, it is abusive.

I am telling you this now, you spongers!

The sponger had a shot ready in his hands and tried to cram it in the muzzle.

Wilson controversially referred to the strikers and the strike's leaders as "spongers".

He sued The Leader for publishing a portrait of him as a an alcoholic sponger.

A sponger on his wife takes up collecting so he can cadge money and carry on with girls.

"If we devote all our time to public duties, we are criticized for being spongers," he said, speaking of his family.

But the researchers noticed that females who did not use sponges foraged in the same areas as spongers.