By WWII, Lemkin had been peddling his ideas on genocide for more than a decade.
Former sport stars who joined the high-stakes game of peddling illegal substances are winners no more.
The show has been accused of peddling the kind of tawdry sentiment that has driven the inhabitants of Detroit to distraction.
Now, Larson is peddling his ancient wares with 21st-century technology: namely, Skype.
If, as officials suggest, Favaro has been peddling skulls from the Congo, it is unclear when he began the practice.
To be sure, peddling in the good old days was most attractive.
I reminded him of his saying once, ‘peddling is a healthy and profitable business.’
I believe I had as much right to exaggerate in peddling as I had in writing verse.
It looked like paltering and peddling, like sale and barter.
You forget that I am a peddling attorney myself, made so by your own wishes, monsieur.
"to retail," 1837 in modern use, a colloquial back-formation from peddler. Related: Peddled; peddling.
