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spange
verb
to ask someone for spare change US
Originally a term associated with followers of the Grateful Dead; a contraction of the “bro, can you spare any change?”.- Now I know that this isn’t the reason for all people to Spange (most are just lazy), but it is a factor with some. — rec.music.gdead, 13 November 1994: The Parking Lot Situation
- We told him we were going to spange (ask for spare change) until we got enough money to get the van out. — Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber, p. A3, 1 November 2006
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