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I. sponge [spʌnʤ] N

1. sponge (foam cloth):

sponge
Schwamm m <-(e)s, Schwạ̈m·me>
to give sth a sponge car
to give sth a sponge floor
etw wischen [o. CH fegen]
to give sth a sponge table, wall
etw abwischen [o. CH abputzen]
to give sth a sponge with a cloth

2. sponge Brit:

sponge (soft cake)
sponge (without fat)

3. sponge inf (parasitic person):

sponge
Schnorrer(in) m (f) <-s, -> inf
sponge
Schmarotzer(in) m (f) <-s, -> pej

4. sponge inf (heavy drinker):

sponge
Schluckspecht m <-(e)s, -e> hum inf

II. sponge [spʌnʤ] VB trans

1. sponge (clean):

to sponge sth
to sponge oneself

2. sponge (get for free):

III. sponge [spʌnʤ] VB intr pej inf

to sponge on sb

sponge down, sponge off VB trans

to sponge down [or off] sth
to sponge down [or off] sb

ˈsponge bag N Brit, Aus

sponge bag
sponge bag
Kulturbeutel m <-s, ->
sponge bag
Necessaire nt <-s, -s> esp CH

ˈsponge bath N Am

to give oneself/sb a sponge bath

ˈsponge cake N

sponge cake

sponge ˈrub·ber N Am

sponge rubber
Schaumgummi m <-s, -(s)>
OpenDict unos

sponge off VB

to sponge off sb sl
jdn melken sl
OpenDict unos

fun sponge N

fun sponge (boring person) sl
Present
Isponge
yousponge
he/she/itsponges
wesponge
yousponge
theysponge
Past
Isponged
yousponged
he/she/itsponged
wesponged
yousponged
theysponged
Present Perfect
Ihavesponged
youhavesponged
he/she/ithassponged
wehavesponged
youhavesponged
theyhavesponged
Past Perfect
Ihadsponged
youhadsponged
he/she/ithadsponged
wehadsponged
youhadsponged
theyhadsponged