/ˈkædʒɪz/
VERB
To ask someone for money, food, favors, or other assistance, often repeatedly or in a way that takes advantage of their generosity.
To ask earnestly or repeatedly for money, food, help, or other necessities.
To manage to obtain something by repeatedly asking, persuading, or using cleverness to convince someone to provide it.
To depend on other people for food, accommodation, or financial support without making a reasonable contribution.
VERB
To carry hawks or other birds of prey, particularly in the historical practice of falconry.
To carry a hawk or another trained bird of prey, traditionally for hunting or falconry purposes.
VERB
To carry or transport a load or burden from one place to another.
To physically carry, bear, or transport an object or burden.
VERB
To offer goods for sale by traveling around or approaching potential customers, especially in the case of fish or poultry.
To sell or offer merchandise by approaching customers or advertising goods in public places.
NOUN
A circular frame traditionally used by a cadger to carry hawks or other birds of prey.
A specialized circular frame used for transporting hawks, particularly in historical falconry.