Associations to the word «Beggar»
Noun
- Nobles
- Alms
- Fool
- Banquet
- Bread
- Vagabond
- Fortune
- Cripple
- Odysseus
- Begging
- Rag
- Sore
- Tramp
- Brat
- Horseback
- Acceleration
- Beggar
- Imagination
- Thief
- Suitor
- Prostitute
- Description
- Rogue
- Gay
- Starving
- Whore
- Opera
- Louse
- Garb
- Crutch
- Belief
- Tinker
- Wallet
- Shopkeeper
- Rascal
- Spiritual
- Polly
- Lazarus
- Gutter
- Covent
- Whine
- Cloak
- Friar
- Velocity
- Maid
- Ballad
- Purse
- Swarm
- Ulysses
- Wretch
- Guise
- Offshoot
- Disguise
- Cant
- Orphan
- Hag
- Walpole
- Mixture
- Footman
- Wad
- Pretending
- Tick
- Penelope
- Peasant
- Penny
- Charity
- Sect
- Gypsy
Adjective
Adverb
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Wiktionary
BEGGAR, noun. A person who begs.
BEGGAR, noun. A person suffering from extreme poverty.
BEGGAR, verb. (transitive) To make a beggar of someone; impoverish.
BEGGAR, verb. (transitive) To exhaust the resources of; to outdo.
BEGGAR BELIEF, verb. (intransitive) To appear implausible or unbelievable
Dictionary definition
BEGGAR, noun. A pauper who lives by begging.
BEGGAR, verb. Be beyond the resources of; "This beggars description!".
BEGGAR, verb. Reduce to beggary.
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