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Don't try getting up on your roof with a drum of old chipfat cadged from the local rapid noshery, though.
www.theregister.co.uk One was permanently vomiting while the other two chatted and tried to cadge cigarettes off passers-by.
news.bbc.co.uk But still everybody here knows that cadging lifts is just not safe.
www.birminghammail.co.uk Families didn't, by and large, have cars and so cadging a lift from someone was a normal part of life.
www.independent.ie But if you don't want to splash out, and can't cadge a couple from a friend, then use another spice -- nutmeg works well.
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