Sentences with word «blagger»

An individual who attends parties, openings, social gatherings and events with the sole intention of obtaining free food and drink — an arch blagger.

The more of YOU that you put into your writing — the more keenly the reader can feel YOU in your recipes — the harder is for blaggers (LOVE that term) to have a legal leg to stand on.

And when he constantly blags to his own (The Fan's) His a back stabbing blagger!

Since he hasn't stopped poking the fun out of us Gooner's with his riddles, contradiction and hypocrisy... Mr Blagger pennymonger is at it again.

Wenger blaggs some average and overhyped striker, whilst that player plays along with his game and gets double his wages at his present club!

He is the Original Artful Blagger!

Xan Brooks gives his verdict on the film that has excited and disturbed the Croisette, while assorted bloggers, buyers and blaggers share their thoughts

«Arch blagger» is a deliberate provocation, wouldn't you say (especially with the double g in both)?

Once a blagger, always a blagger!

Just incase I didn't explain that properly, Mr Wenger is the Art - full - Blagger, He inquires about so many different players with no real intent in signing them, so that the media pick up on it and spread the rumours, while wenger keeps his real targets (if any) under his hat, away from his spying rivals!?

Other features included «The Blaggers Guide» to our opponents, «From the Vaults» and in the centre pages, a poster of a player.

Finally one last thought, if you ever thought about making this a career... there is an article on here entitled ``... Blaggers and Ignorance»... guess what you come under... fool some people some of the time... fool people ALL of the time... I think NOT... you have been found out... and you need to buck your ideas up!!

Its biggest - selling paper, then edited by Andy Coulson, recruited Jonathan Rees, a convicted blackmailer straight from a seven - year prison sentence, to add to the newspaper's formidable stable of other hackers, blaggers, bribers and snoopers.

The Guardian has confirmed that Rees also used two specialist «blaggers» who would telephone the Inland Revenue, the DVLA, banks and phone companies and trick them into handing over private data to be sold to Fleet Street.

If they think you're a bragger or a blagger, they'll feel unable to build trust with you and respect you, and you need both if you're going to seriously date.»

It turned into an hour of controversy, tipped by the revelation, that no - one on the panel actually knew what the term «blagger» actually meant.

I'll never forget the seminar about how to separate bloggers from the blaggers.

BLAGGER — fyg I had # 1600 come out of my bank a / c today, whether it was linked to PSN hacking or not, its never happened before, and I am not taking that risk again.

But «blagger»?

Interviews are not the place for modesty but equally employers aren't drawn to braggers and blaggers.