Monger

Noun

 * 1)  A dealer in a specific commodity, normally used in combination
 * costermonger
 * 1) A person promoting something undesirable, always used in combination
 * warmonger

Derived terms

 * airmonger
 * apple-monger
 * ballad-monger, balladmonger
 * barbermonger
 * bookmonger
 * boroughmonger
 * carpet-monger, carpetmonger
 * ceremony-monger
 * cheesemonger
 * cockmonger
 * corn-monger
 * costermonger
 * defeatmonger
 * eirmonger
 * fancymonger
 * fashion-monger, fashionmonger
 * fellmonger
 * fishmonger
 * flashmonger
 * fleshmonger


 * foolmonger
 * gossipmonger
 * grievance-monger
 * hatemonger
 * haymonger
 * horsemonger
 * ideamonger
 * ironmonger
 * jobmonger
 * lawmonger
 * lease-monger
 * Lightmonger
 * loanmonger
 * lovemonger
 * mass-monger
 * maxim-monger
 * meal-monger
 * merit-monger
 * miracle-monger
 * money-monger


 * mongering
 * -mongery
 * muck-monger
 * murdermonger
 * mutton-monger
 * mystery-monger
 * newsmonger
 * nostrum-monger
 * panic-monger, panicmonger
 * pardon-monger
 * peacemonger
 * pearmonger
 * peltmonger
 * phrase-monger, phrasemonger
 * place-monger, placemonger
 * pleasuremonger
 * prophecy-monger
 * pupil-monger


 * questmonger
 * relic-monger
 * rule-monger
 * rumormonger, rumourmonger
 * scandal-monger, scandalmonger
 * scaremonger
 * spoilsmonger
 * starmonger
 * statemonger
 * system-monger
 * versemonger
 * warmonger
 * whoremonger
 * witchmonger
 * wit-monger
 * wonder-monger
 * woodmonger
 * wordmonger

Verb

 * 1)  To sell or peddle something

Thesaurus
arab, chandler, dealer, distributor, duffer, hawk, hawker, higgler, huckster, importer, jobber, marketer, merchandiser, merchant, middleman, regrater, retail dealer, retail merchant, retailer, shopkeeper, storekeeper, trader, tradesman, tradeswoman, trafficker, vend, vendor, wholesaler

Etymology
From Middle English mongere, then Old English mangere and finally from the Latin mango, a dealer in slaves.

Anagrams

 * morgen