peddle|peddled|peddles|peddling in English
verb
hawk, vend, deal; distribute; sell
Use "peddle|peddled|peddles|peddling" in a sentence
1. She now peddles cheap jewelry on TV.
2. Some nostrum peddled as a cure for unemployment.
3. She loves to peddle gossip.
4. He can not peddle a book deal.
5. These products are generally peddled door to door.
6. Compare sell, vend, peddle , push and flog.
7. She loves to peddle gossip round the village.
8. Imagine darling Hugh forced to peddle wood!
9. In the city's markets, on sidewalks and in alleyways, everyone peddles something.
10. To peddle ( goods ) aggressively , especially by calling out.
11. Street vendors peddle their goods along the sidewalk.
12. I needed Chimera in order to peddle Bellerophon.
13. M. It took all night to peddle here.
14. You don't pay for a boat by peddling seaweed.
15. Peddle sometimes pleasant , stop and yearn after solicitting many people.
16. A Cheapjack is a merchant or salesman who peddles cheap or poor-quality wares
17. She has been told to peddle her papers elsewhere.
18. You're going to end up peddling gas for a thumbnail of cocaine.
19. Three cabinet members tainted with influence-peddling had to go.
20. The man loves to peddle gossip all over the office.
21. But restaurants sometimes find it harder to peddle sweatshirts than swordfish.
22. We can't have you peddling your wares to the Chinese.
23. You're making the magic that's being peddled on the streets of drundril.
24. As fewer women wanted to peddle Avon products, its sales sagged.
25. With drug - peddling margins so tight, the gangs are looking to other revenue sources.