peddle — to sell goods by going from place to place
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to sell goods by going from place to place
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpedl/
Korean meaning: 행상을 하다, 돌아다니며 팔다
Korean pronunciation: **페**들
Example Sentences
- The ice cream truck peddles frozen treats to excited children every summer.
- My grandmother used to peddle her homemade cookies, and now she's a millionaire baker!
- Politicians often peddle promises they can't keep during election campaigns.
peddle
VERB//ˈpedl//
to sell goods by going from place to place
A salesperson peddles household goods door-to-door in the neighborhood
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Peddle medals until customers settle!
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Origin
From Middle English 'pedelen', likely derived from or influenced by the noun 'peddler' (a traveling merchant). The verb form developed from the occupation of peddlers who traveled from place to place selling goods.
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“The ice cream truck peddles frozen treats to excited children every summer.”
“My grandmother used to peddle her homemade cookies, and now she's a millionaire baker!”
“Politicians often peddle promises they can't keep during election campaigns.”
“He got arrested for peddling expired medicine to unsuspecting customers.”
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