huckster|hucksters in English
noun
[huck·ster || 'hʌkstə(r)]
peddler, vendor; advertising agent
Use "huckster|hucksters" in a sentence
1. The hucksters barked their wares.
2. Nephroptosis Amorphophallus betwixt Brandenburger kanyaw hucksters CAMA balboas Brabblingly retentionist
3. 10 Time-share hucksters lurk in many hotel lobbies.
4. You can huckster over prices on the black market.
5. They tried to huckster red socks to me.
6. After all, no greedy hucksters could steal or plunder them.
7. In that street there's a man who hucksters boiled corn.
8. I can't quite give up the huckster, because of the porridge!
9. I don't think it's necessary for us to huckster the date.
10. My father voted Republican with the regularity of a huckster for Metamucil.
11. Gamblers brought wheels of fortune; hucksters set up stalls to hawk gingerbread and beer.
12. But he still demonstrates fluency in the language of the huckster.
13. English words for Colporteur include peddler, pedlar, hawker, huckster, street hawker and packman
14. The Bumboats drew alongside with their tarbouched hucksters, lemonade, confectionary and oranges piled in their stern
15. A huckster offered to sell Carnegie the formula for guaranteed success for $000.
16. There is little eyewitness reporting; there are almost no actual scenes of the speculators and hucksters at work.
17. He decided to start a "huckster" route into the town of Stone Harbor on the beach.
18. The men of peddling the word for profit" in another version of Bible described as "huckster.
19. Synonyms for Colporteur include hawker, huckster, pedlar, vender, vendor, crier, tout, trader, dealer and higgler
20. In England and Europe during the medieval period, the term 'huckster' was synonymous with peddler.
21. This usually involves buying something and the only thing here growing is the huckster 's bank account.
22. In “Contagion,” Jude Law plays an internet charlatan who claims forsythia is a pandemic cure, mirroring other hucksters making false claims today
23. Be in China, every does the big huckster that flowers trades, do not know without the person " Kunming is fought south " .
24. In North American usage, “Boosterism” is the heavy promotion of a place, or person, with a hint of hyperbole, even huckster-ish tendencies
25. He succeeded simply in insinuating himself into the lineup of Washington regulars: a huckster in continual search of a hustle.