sponge off



sponge off

v.
1. To wipe or clean the surface of someone or something with or as if with a sponge: After dinner, I cleared all the dishes and sponged off the table. The blackboard was very dirty, so the teacher told me to sponge it off.
2. To live by relying on the generosity of someone else: He sponged off his parents for years because they never insisted that he get a job.
See also: off, sponge

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
VinÍCius-Portuguese
AslØG-Danish
Maxentius-Ancient Roman
Sumantra-Bengali
Vilis-Latvian
Decebal-Romanian