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Often used in the same context:
peddlers,
sly grog,
shopkeepers,
hawkers,
doggers,
shops,
publicans,
rotters,
cockneys,
backstreet,
hackney carriage,
louts,
clamper,
milkmen,
pubs,
unlicenced,
morris dancing,
ironmongers,
dustmen,
greengrocer,
pavements,
lairds,
racketeers,
stallholder,
tobacconist,
pedestrianized,
mitumba,
butchers,
barmaids,
idlers,
wowsers,
vicars,
pawnbrokers,
tearooms,
gangsters,
yobbo,
neds,
fishmongers,
rogues,
newsagent,
yardie,
washerwomen,
bluffers,
cokeheads,
huntsmen,
ginnel,
barmen,
itinerants,
ramblers,
minicab,
baccy,
nosy parker,
litter lout,
beggars,
tricksters,
drunkards,
druggies,
solicitors,
shebeens,
freebooters,
chiselers,
speakeasies,
peddling,
lords,
hucksters,
emporia,
spiv,
alehouses,
tabac,
baronies,
glamorisation,
salesmen,
drunks,
indian hemp,
hairdressers,
skinful,
criminals,
rapscallions,
opticians,
threepence,
workingmen,
fakirs,
footpaths,
neighbourhood,
supermarkets,
bookstall,
gentlemans,
cafes,
tramps,
prams,
bounders,
mountebanks,
crofts,
glamourisation,
taxis,
apothecaries,
highwaymen,
cabbies,
thugs,
molls,
coppers,
waragi,
artisans,
tailors,
tradesmen,
travellers,
bakers,
carpenters,
merchants,
missionaries,
pilgrims,
storekeepers,
traders,
merchant,
schoolmasters,
workmen,
craftsmen,
fishermen
Also try:
— Adjectives for pedlars:
itinerant,
many,
scotch,
english,
mere,
chinese,
few,
indian,
small,
poor,
petty,
more...
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