1. to beg or obtain something by begging or scrounging
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. to loaf or idle about; to lurk or skulk
Usage: informal; chiefly British; archaic

Examples

• He was always mouching cigarettes off his friends.
• Don't mouch around the kitchen looking for snacks.
• She mouched a few quid from her brother for the cinema.
• The kids were mouching about the park with nothing to do.
• He tried to mouch a ride to the station.