panhandle
/ˈpænˌhændəl/Definitions
1. noun
A region in the southeastern United States, particularly in Alabama and Florida, or a narrow strip of land, especially at the end of a larger area.
“The panhandle of Florida is a popular tourist destination.”
2. verb
To beg or request money or food, especially by holding out the hand.
“Homeless people panhandle on the street corners, trying to make ends meet.”