sponge from



sponge something from someone

to beg or borrow money or food from someone. Gary tried to sponge a few bucks from me. I can't continue sponging food from my relatives.
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sponge something from something

to remove moisture from something, as with a sponge. Liz sponged the sauce from her blouse. We gently sponged the splattered paint from the carpet.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Neo (1)-Southern African, Tswana
Aldrin['ɔ:ldrin]
PÉTronille-French
Natan-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Kudret-Turkish
Hermogenes-Ancient Greek