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dling — boo·dling; brin·dling; dan·dling·ly; daw·dling·ly; daw·dling·ness; fon·dling·ly; med·dling; med·dling·ly; mid·dling·ly; mud·dling·ly; ped·dling; pid·dling; pin·dling; strad·dling·ly; swin·dling·ly; wad·dling·ly; whee·dling·ly; un·bun·dling;… … English syllables
ped|dle — «PEHD uhl», verb, dled, dling. –v.t. 1. to carry from place to place and sell: »The farmer peddled his fruit from house to house. [He] had emigrated from Britain to Canada in 1908, made a fortune peddling clothes and real estate in the Chinatowns … Useful english dictionary
peddling — ped·dling … English syllables
peddlingly — ped·dling·ly … English syllables
Peddling — Ped dling, a. 1. Hawking; acting as a peddler. [1913 Webster] 2. Petty; insignificant. The miserable remains of a peddling commerce. Burke. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
influence-peddling — in|flu|ence ped|dling [ ınfluəns ,pedlıŋ ] noun uncount AMERICAN the illegal activity of helping someone achieve their goals by using your political influence in exchange for money … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
journalism — Because of the operation of censorship during the Franco regime, the profession of journalism was seen by the authorities as a virtual arm of the state apparatus. Significantly, one of the earliest Schools of Journalism in Spain was at the… … Encyclopedia of contemporary Spanish culture
peddle — ped•dle [[t]ˈpɛd l[/t]] v. dled, dling 1) to carry (goods, esp. small articles) from place to place for sale; hawk 2) to attempt to spread: to peddle radical ideas[/ex] 3) to go from place to place with goods for sale • Etymology: 1525–35; appar … From formal English to slang
pid — an·as·pid; as·pid·i·nol; as·pid·i·o·tus; ceph·a·las·pid; col·pid·i·um; cre·pid·u·la; cu·pid; cu·pid·i·ty; cus·pid; cy·dip·pid; cy·dip·pid·ea; di·as·pid; dil·e·pid·i·dae; do·rip·pid; em·pid; em·pid·i·dae; hip·pid·i·on; hip·pid·i·um; his·pid;… … English syllables
pin — af·fen·pin·scher; al·pin·ia; al·pin·ism; al·pin·ist; al·pin·oid; al·y·pin; ap·pin·ite; ap·pro·pin·quate; ap·pro·pin·qui·ty; at·ro·pin·ize; bac·te·ri·ot·ro·pin; bi·pin; bi·pin·nar·ia; caes·al·pin·ia; caes·al·pin·i·a·ce·ae; ca·ne·pin; car·pin·cho;… … English syllables
