Definition of "scrounged" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of scrounge. (verb)

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• "The best pens are the ones scrounged from the local Drug Action Team."
• "Poor people accepted him, gave him stout, onions and cheese and waited for a story, but he had no interesting stories, only the dull stories of his epidermal history lessons scrounged from the world of trade, of shrewd moneymaking hollow men and the unliving trickle of coins and gold."
• "In particular, the bits of Black's general equilibrium work I've scrounged from the Web (I have his 1987 book on order) seem to rely very heavily indeed on the existence of well-behaved probability distributions of all sorts of economic variables which I'd argue are extremely like to be the subject of genuine (Keynesian/Knightian) uncertainty."