- BUM
- Like some deals
- Like some raps
- Vagrant
- Cadge
- Borrow, as a smoke
- Borrow, as a cigarette
- Alley denizen
- Borrow (forver)
- Schlub
- Slugabed
- Do-nothing
- Enthusiast
- Derriere
- Erroneous, as a guess
- Borrow, in slang
- Mooch
- Malfunctioning
- Seat on the Tube
- Hallelujah, I'm a ___
- Derelict
- Kind of steer
- Work shirker
- No-goodnik
- Wander (around)
- London derrière
- Word before steer or rap
- Ne'er-do-well
- Tramp
- Bleacher creature?
- Hobo
- Not valid, as a check
- Depress, with "out"
- Undeserved, as a rap
- Injured, as a knee
- Canterbury tail?
- Sort of rap
- Brit's bottom
- Freeloader
- Like some steers
- Ski or tennis follower
- Borrow, but not really
- Mooch, as a ride
- Dover derrière
- Rear in Liverpool
- Mooch, as a smoke
- Sponge, as a smoke
- With 40-Across, trumped-up charge
- Hitch, as a ride
- __ out: depress
- Brooklyn Dodger, affectionately
- Idler
- Good-for-nothing
- Moocher
- __ rap (unjust accusation)
- Loafer
- Vex, with "out"
- Worthless
- Mooch, as a cigarette
- Loafer: Slang.
- Good-for-nothing: Slang.
- Relative of a bindlestiff.
- Inferior: Slang.
- Live by sponging.
- Brooklyn emigrant.
- On the ___ (out of repair): Colloq.
- Of poor quality: Colloq.
- Former Dodger.
- Dodger, at one time.
- Loafer: colloq.
- Kind of rap.
- Tramp:Slang.
- Kind of rap or steer
- Kind of steer or rap
- Hobo; tramp
- Bindlestiff
- Kind of steer at a track
- Of inferior quality
- It follows beach, ski, surf and tennis
- No-good
- Dodger, Brooklyn-style
- Bowery ___
- Poor
- With 70-Across, cause of a limp
- Spare change seeker
- Ski ___
- Wander here and there, with "around"
- Backside, in Britain
- Dispirit, with "out"
- Ask for, as a cigarette, informally
- Backside
- Hindquarters
- Keister
- Seat in Parliament?
- Beach ___
- Bring down, with "out"
- Old-timey insult from the grandstands
- Take without recompense, as a cigarette
- Lazy sort
- Arse
- Tush
- Homeless person, in the past
- Thumb a ride
- Steer's head?
- Word with steer or rap
- Thumb, as a ride
- Good-for-nothing type
- Down-and-out chap
- ___ a ride (hitchhike)
- Borrow, as a cig
- Beach ___ (seashore regular)
- Brooklyn Dodger sobriquet
- Louse
- Skid row denizen
- False, as a steer
- Cadge: sl.
- It follows beach, ski and tennis
- Seeker of spare change
- Tushie, to a Brit
- Rear end
- Sponge
- Injured
- Layabout
- Get by asking
- Worthless fellow
- Boor
- Ski or beach follower
- Ask for, as a cigarette
- Get by mooching
