Panhandling
Pronunciation: /ˈpænˌhændəl/
Panhandling (verb)
- to ask people for money, usually on the street.
Examples
- He decided to panhandle near the busy street.
- They often panhandle outside the train station.
Common collocations: panhandle for change, panhandle on the street, panhandle daily, panhandle region, panhandle state
Panhandling (noun)
- a narrow strip of land that sticks out from a larger area.
Examples
- The state has a panhandle that extends to the north.
- They drove through the panhandle to reach the coast.