scrounge

Scrounging for work, he called lawyers in the firm's other practice areas, trying to market himself to pick up hours.

Today, I spent two and a half hours scrounging for answers and typing six pages worth of material for a lab assignment.

His parents got one for him on Craigslist, where they say they are scrounging for secondhand gifts this year.

As a radio and TV commentator in the 1960s he railed against the welfare-scrounging poor, socialists and draft-resisters, as well as blacks.

Inexpensive? Not even close. But as with cars, homes and partners, you can't have everything. Professionals, commence your scrounging.

As Mr. Clinton left, a scrum of journalists swarmed into Gugelhof, scrounging up quotes and details for articles.

Down below, in my underworld, the lower level, dirty and scrounging about.

She is always scrounging money off her brother.

Scrounging for bomb making materials.

For now, the FDA and firms are scrounging for solutions.

She's always scrounging (money) off her brother.

NIX: Oh, I have every confidence in my scrounging abilities. And I have a case of Vat 69 hidden in your footlocker.

scrounging for what it can find.

I just remember my mother scrounging for rice to feed her family and the look of despair on her face whenever she returned empty-handed;

Scrounging for an effective training program

be scrounging to pay for