Mooch Explained
Mooch or Mooche may refer to:
People
- Albert "Mooch" Harrell, a member of the Distants (1959–1960), a vocal group related to The Temptations
- Steve Mariucci (born 1955), American football coach and NFL Network analyst, nicknamed "Mooch"
- Glenn Myernick (1954–2006), American soccer player nicknamed "Mooch"
- Anthony Scaramucci (born 1964), American financier and political figure nicknamed "The Mooch"
Fictional characters
- Mooch (Underdog), a villain in the 1964-1967 animated television series
- Mooch, a dog in the 1971 television film Mooch Goes to Hollywood
- Mooch, a cat in the comic strip Mutts
- Mooch, a dog in , a 1997–1998 animated television series
- Mooch, a fox in the 1997–1998 short segment series "Maurice & Mooch" in The Wacky World of Tex Avery, an animated television series
- Mooch, a fly in the 2009 animated film G-Force
- Mike "Mooch" Cacciatore, in Wiseguy, an American 1987-90 crime drama television series
Other uses
- Mooch Goes to Hollywood, also titled Mooch, a 1971 television movie
- Mooch, a dance move in the early 1900s dance Black Bottom
- "The Mooche", a 1928 jazz song sometimes spelled Mooch
- Mooch, or Scaramucci, a period of 10 or 11 days
- Mooch, someone/group who leaches off other people. Example: Googong and Canberra.
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