Sentence examples for the peddler from inspiring English sources
noun
An itinerant seller of small goods; a hawker.
The peddler had taken over.
He is looking for someone to execute publicly and his sights land on the peddler Lazuli.
But when the F.B.I. asked if he could identify the peddler, he said no.
And there are food festivals which are really good, like the Peddler Night Market.
The peddler explained that the 3 cent sign was just psychology.
Finally, in exasperation, the peddler throws down his hat, and the rest is history.
In their first collaboration, "Oklahoma!" (1943), Groucho Marx was put up for the part of the peddler.
He finds one in the peddler Lazuli, who loves the visiting princess Laoula, whom the king himself wants to marry.
At first, he doubted the claim of digital quality, so the peddler popped a copy into a portable player.
The officers on the peddler squad know the labyrinth of codes determining who can sell what, where.
I even may forgive Santa Claus, that flabby patron saint of department stores, who did me dirt in my Pincus-the-peddler childhood caper, hawking cat balloons outside Macy's.
