(There was some suggestion of a causal relationship between the slice, the cadging and the baby.)

Michael Billington in The Guardian: [Stewart] "is admirably supported by Richard McCabe as a cadging, biliously envious Ben Jonson".

Most who did were not quite right in the head or tried to cadge money.

Sometimes she came to the house to cadge a meal.

Next they went around the country, cadging money to record a small tape.

They cadge cigarettes from the men and light up, too.

There I cadged a lift from a man with a car.

"Especially since I was just about to see if 1 could cadge the same son of transportation myself."

He decided to go see her, maybe cadge a cup of tea.

The children ran around trying to cadge them from the girls and Mike could understand why.

"Making nice things and having to cadge round to get people to notice them!"

It's an efficiency device, so you can never cadge a day off again.

After that, I had to cadge some more change from Michael.

She knew how to cadge free drinks by looking fast in bars.

After cadging vegetables on the market, a soup is being cooked.

No, nobody had left a car at the bottom of this hill, and, yes, everybody was looking to cadge a lift.

On the way he cadged another glass of wine.

Many students, though, could cadge a loan of the parents' car for glorious occasions.

He cadged a couple of bucks off his father and made his way into town.

He was tempted to cadge one, but managed to restrain himself.

Any mutt would have tried to cadge a treat in the same fashion.

The coins would only cover coffee there, and it was a difficult place to cadge a meal.

He used his story to cadge drinks from ail who would listen.

She made friends with the fans, watched the games and cadged some food every now and then.

In the morning he followed the two boys into the main trailer hoping to cadge breakfast.

Outside cadging money and daydreaming at school, Billy has no positive interests.

So terrific, he'd managed to cadge a byline on the last three.