freeload
/ˈfriːləʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to obtain or use something, especially services or facilities, without paying for it or without contributing to its maintenance or support.
“Some tourists are known to freeload off the local community, taking advantage of their hospitality.”
2. verb
to live or exist without paying one’s own way, especially by relying on others for financial or other support.
“After graduating from college, he freeloaded off his parents for several years before finding a job.”
3. noun
the act of obtaining or using something, especially services or facilities, without paying for it or without contributing to its maintenance or support.
“The freeload of the local community has put a strain on their resources.”