After the hike, her jacket was covered in beggar's-lice that clung to every seam.

In the 17th century, a notorious couple-beggar would quietly marry poor couples for a few coins.

After walking through the tall grass, I spent ten minutes picking beggar's ticks from my socks.

The old scare-beggar stood in the field, its tattered coat flapping in the wind as the crows dared not come near.

The old man was known around the town as a sturdy beggar who refused any offer of work.

At the county fair he bought a bottle of kill-the-beggar and grimaced after each bitter sip.

Those events beggar description, leaving us struggling for words.

In the parish ledger, the buckle-beggar was noted for his odd custom of begging alms from newlywed couples.

The lawyer's assertion beggared the question, forcing the jury to accept the conclusion without evidence.

When she uses the same claim as proof, she is beggaring the question instead of providing support.