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panhandler

[ US /ˈpænˌhændɫɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a beggar who approaches strangers asking for money

How To Use panhandler In A Sentence

  • Recently, a San Francisco hotel association asked its guests not to give money to panhandlers because this just kept them hanging around, creating problems.
  • After all, there are plenty of illegal aliens and panhandlers coming in to replace them.
  • `No. Scobie, Arnold is shifty and has his hand out for anything you'll put into it, he's the most up-market panhandler I've ever met. MURDER SONG
  • Move over, aggressive panhandlers and dope dealers.
  • There are panhandlers here and there are panhandlers outside The Bay.
  • Based on the stories of abuse from last summer, and more recently, I would estimate that there are probably five officers who need to be disciplined for their conduct towards homeless panhandlers.
  • The idea was borrowed from Vancouver, where a help meter in front of a store proved so popular with customers that panhandlers stopped begging there.
  • I don't give the shit if the saleslady is a panhandler in Bumfuck, Egypt right now ... Unclebob Diary Entry
  • Beggars, panhandlers and hustlers are more persistent and ingenious here than anywhere in India.
  • He looked like any number of panhandlers that frequent the area; his clothes were stained, his shoes had no laces.
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