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panhandler

 

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Noun panhandler has 1 sense
  1. panhandler - a beggar who approaches strangers asking for money
    --1 is a kind of
    beggar, mendicant
    Derived form: verb panhandle1

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Panhandler

Description:

A panhandler is an individual who begs for money or other assistance from others, often on the streets or in public places. It is typically a person experiencing homelessness or in need of financial support.

Senses:

1. Noun - Beggar:

A panhandler refers to a person who asks for money or help from strangers, usually in a public setting.

Example sentence: The panhandler on the street corner asked passersby for spare change.

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2. Noun - Professional Beggar:

A panhandler can also denote an individual who begs for a living, making it their profession.

Example sentence: Despite being a panhandler, he was able to earn a decent income every day.

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3. Verb - Begging:

Panhandle can be used as a verb to describe the act of begging for money or assistance.

Example sentence: She resorted to panhandling on the streets after losing her job.

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4. Adjective - Relating to Panhandlers:

Panhandler can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to panhandlers or begging.

Example sentence: The community organized a charity event to support panhandler assistance programs.

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