pedlar (Meaning)

Wordnet

pedlar (n)

someone who travels about selling his wares (as on the streets or at carnivals)

Webster

Alt. of Pedler

No strong antonyms found.

The pedlar roamed the countryside, hawking his wares from village to village.
With a pack slung over his shoulder, the pedlar pedaled his wares along the dusty road.
The children flocked to the pedlar's cart, eager to purchase his trinkets and toys.
The pedlar's voice echoed through the streets, advertising his goods with a catchy tune.
The elderly woman sought respite in the pedlar's shade, listening to his tales of faraway lands.
The pedlar offered a refreshing drink to the weary traveler, earning a few coins in gratitude.
The pedlar's wares were a source of joy and wonder to the isolated villagers.
The young apprentice watched the pedlar with eager eyes, dreaming of a life of adventure.
The pedlar's arrival was a welcome break in the monotony of village life.
With a heavy heart, the pedlar bid farewell to the village, promising to return with new wonders in the future.

someone who travels about selling his wares (as on the streets or at carnivals)Alt. of Pedler

trader, merchant,vendor, hawker, dealer, huckster, seller,vender, concessionaire, fencer

consumer, buyer, buyer, consumer, user,purchaser, user, purchaser,, end user

The pedlar roamed the countryside, hawking his wares from village to village.

With a pack slung over his shoulder, the pedlar pedaled his wares along the dusty road.

The children flocked to the pedlar's cart, eager to purchase his trinkets and toys.

The pedlar's voice echoed through the streets, advertising his goods with a catchy tune.