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| bludge ("I'm okay because I come home and bludge off Mum and Dad, but if I had to stay in London I would have to find another job." (Ballet dancer Hannah Bagshaw, quoted in _The Christchurch_ [N.Z.] _Press_, December 27, 2000) VLZ_58) | |||
| be someone's ball and chain (VLZ_58); be a heavy burden to/on (someone VLZ_58); be a millstone around someone's neck (VLZ_58); be an albatross around someone's neck (VLZ_58) | |||