peddled in English

verb

1

try to sell (something, especially small goods) by going from house to house or place to place.

he peddled art and printing materials around the country

synonyms: sell, sell from door to door, hawk, tout, vend, trade (in), deal in, traffic in

verb

sell, sell from door to door, hawk, tout, vend, trade (in), deal in, traffic in
advocate, champion, preach, put forward, proclaim, propound, promote, promulgate
monger, huckster, pitch, hawk, vend

Use "peddled" in a sentence

1. Some nostrum peddled as a cure for unemployment.

2. These products are generally peddled door to door.

3. You're making the magic that's being peddled on the streets of drundril.

4. Onyango's boss, Rosemary Njeri, herself peddled clanking crates of soda shop-to-shop as a stockist 12 years ago.

5. Investment in alternative energy technologies like solar and wind is no longer peddled on environmental grounds.

6. Mattan and the yellow jersey were right in the middle of the pack as it peddled hard in the blistering heat.

7. A major scientific report on climate change is casting serious doubts on the escalating Alarmism peddled by the UN International Panel on Climate Change