peddler

Preposition: of

• hate: The Internet has become a vehicle through, which these peddlers of hate can seek new recruits for their cause.
• fiction: Thankfully, the parents defied the peddlers of supernatural fiction in the Vatican.
• lie: In that light I would submit that comrade Matgamna is not only a peddler of cheap lies, but suffers from selective memory loss.
• design: Discovery Institute's Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture ( CRSC ) - ...and peddlers of intelligent design ' theory ' .

Converse of object

become: Too many scientists are becoming modern peddlers of snake oil under the insidious influence of the corporate culture.

Adjective modifier

• poor: One night a poor Italian peddler died in Roosevelt Street.
• big: While government wages war on drugs, it remains almost silent about these, the biggest drug peddlers of all - the tobacco barons.
• serial: We discuss how this has left consultants as serial fad peddlers, perhaps with more influence but delivering dubious genuine benefit.

Modifies a noun

florist: Single sleepers had as an inn a lone humpback whale fruit peddlers florists.

Noun used with modifier

• drug: The drug peddlers do not restrict their sales to inner cities.
• fish: Louis Fischer, the son of a fish peddler, was born in Philadelphia on 29th February, 1896.
• influence: John Roselli was a strategist, an influence peddler, a self declared patriot - an asset.
• dope: But Cambridgeshire CID wanted her to take zero tolerance a step further by giving them the names of the alleged dope peddlers.
• big-money: Norquist is the capo di capi of right-wing, big-money influence peddlers in Washington.
• fruit: Single sleepers had as an inn a lone humpback whale fruit peddlers florists.