Scrounge 

to borrow (a small amount or item) with no intention of repaying or returning it:

"Lets just show up at Deans with no money and just scrounge up as much weed as we can get."

Scrounge by The daily smokers April 7, 2009

Ultimate Scrounger 

A marijuana user who will go to great lengths to gather any and all remnants of leaves, stems, seeds, etc... from all pieces of paraphernalia, bottles, cases, etc... to get high until his/her dealer calls them back, which always holds enormous uncertainties.

Kevin, the ultimate scrounger, accumulated enough scraps to fill a bowl for two, right after I had told him we were out.

Ultimate Scrounger by JimmyJohns09 November 15, 2009

Scrounger 

Someone who doesnt smoke on a regular basis but they will steal, or scrounge, one of your cigarettes due to their 'social' or 'casual' smoking habits. You are normally liable to be scrounged from after these 'casual' smokers have had a beer or two.

Bob: Hey, You have a cigarette for me?
Bill: FUCK OFF! THESE ARE MINE YOU SCROUNGER!

Scrounger by Sweet Lu July 11, 2006

scrounger 

UK Slang: someone abusing the benefits system (welfare in the US). See dole dosser

Look at all them scroungers up North comin' up each other's houses with chainsaws and god knows what. Broken Britain.

scrounger by UDUser4820 November 9, 2018

Change Scrounger 

The occasional hobo, bum or tightwad that roams around the arcade machines, pay phones, candy machines, newspaper machines, ect, in bowling alleys or other public places. Looking for forgotten change in the coin return.

Randy looks through every coin return in town just to find change so he can pay off his new POS car he's such a Change Scrounger

Change Scrounger by xD.N.F.x August 21, 2008

The Scrounge 

A militant offshoot of The Lounge forums. No one can quite say why it was formed, but it is strictly a mong free zone.

The Scrounge, it's got to be better than work.

The Scrounge by Skutchgrass February 5, 2007

scrounge 

To obtain something by means of clever and resourceful investigation and surreptitious action. The careful and prudent scrounger never reveals his sources, or whether the scrounged object was stolen or merely liberated from its surroundings.

A scrounger is an important and valued person in prison camps, jails, and college dormatories.

The Captain sent Sergeant Bates out to scrounge for a camera and some film.

scrounge by Bumkicker Slade May 10, 2005