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hawker

[haw-ker] / ˈhɔ kər /


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For the first time, I could picture the legendary tropical city of Malayan sampans, Chinese street hawkers and British colonial languor.

From The Wall Street Journal

"When I began here in 1973 there were 35 or 40 of us hawkers in Paris," he says.

From BBC

Most of his revenue now comes from wholesale customers – hawkers or those selling street-side snacks.

From BBC

Goma residents filled the streets a few miles from the border with Rwanda - commuters headed to work, hawkers sold goods by the roadside and taxi drivers scrambled to win customers.

From BBC

Burr’s appearance may boost those rankings, but the cancel culture canard is better at roping in views than a Times Square ticket hawker.

From Salon