Casual Conversations

noun a person who habitually borrows or lives off others without any intention of repaying or contributing

verb to ask for or obtain something without paying for it

• The neighbor's son is known to mooch off of others for free meals.
• Don't be a mooch and always expect others to pay for your expenses.
• Stop trying to mooch off of me for cigarettes.
• The company is trying to mooch off of the success of their competitors by copying their strategies.

noun informal term for details

• Please provide me with all the details or 'deets' of the project before we proceed.
• Hey, can you give me the deets on the party this weekend?
• I need the deets on what went down last night at the club.
• She always manages to leave out the important deets when telling a story.

adjective sarcast is an adjective that describes a manner of speaking or writing that is mocking or ironic.

• The speaker used a sarcastic tone to make a point during the debate.
• She always has a sarcast comeback ready in any situation.
• He's known for his sarcast sense of humor.
• The painting's colors were so bright, they almost seemed sarcast against the muted background.