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huck·ster [ˈhʌkstəʳ, am. angl. -stɚ] SAM.

1. huckster (salesman):

huckster

penetranter Verkaufsfritze slabš. pog.

2. huckster am. angl. pog. (advertisement writer):

huckster

Reklamefritze m. spol slabš. pog.

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Fans often classify other fans trying to sell their items for profit motives as hucksters rather than true fans.

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It's no wonder that anybody scratching the surface can find a large cache of hucksters.

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Marketers and hucksters all know how irresistible the word "free" is, but there are always strings.

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The huckster made his presence known by crying out loud what he had to offer.

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Many a family's only contact with the outside world was the huckster's weekly visit with his horse and wagon.

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The world of gold will always be infested with hucksters, quacks, and charlatans that prey on the unsuspecting or the naive.

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Being able to identify geographical origins with high probability opens up markets for a less deadly kind of huckster.

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No hint of cynic or huckster here... just a very clearly shared vision of the young patron having a fantastic life-experience from her visit.

www.cio.co.nz

By the end of the 1890s, city regulations allowed hucksters of fruits, vegetables and other products to use three feet of sidewalk to sell their goods.

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The market building itself was divided into sections for farmers, gardeners, slaughterers, florists, hucksters, livestock dealers, etc.

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