Georgie Of course. So, 'mooch' or 'mooch around' is an informal British English word or phrase which means to wander or stroll around casually. Feifei And what is the purpose of mooching around?

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If enough British English people want to use Americanisms, then they will do. I don’t think you can stop language, language is like water, you can’t dam it, you can’t stop it flowing where ...

Hello and welcome to The English We Speak, where we explain phrases used ... It's an informal British English verb and if you 'twig', it means you realise or understand something, often after ...