peddle

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• /ˈpɛdəl/
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• homophone: pedal
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• homophone: petal (some dialects)
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• rhymes with -ɛdəl
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• CMU ARPABET: P EH1 D AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Back-formation from pedlar. (Compare burgle from burglar.)

29 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: продавам амбулантно (prodavam ambulantno) — to sell things, especially door to door
• Dutch: leuren — to sell things, especially door to door
• Dutch: aan de deur verkopen — to sell things, especially door to door
• Esperanto: kolporti — to sell things, especially door to door
• Finnish: kaupustella — to sell things, especially door to door
• Finnish: kaupitella — to sell things, especially door to door
• French: colporter — to sell things, especially door to door
• Hungarian: házal — to sell things, especially door to door
• Portuguese: mascatear — to sell things, especially door to door
• Russian: коммивояжёрствовать (kommivojažórstvovatʹ) — to sell things, especially door to door
• Spanish: vender de puerta en puerta — to sell things, especially door to door
• Spanish: intentar vender — to sell things, especially door to door
• Spanish: querer vender — to sell things, especially door to door
• Tagalog: maglako — to sell things, especially door to door
• Yiddish: פּעדלען (pedlen) — to sell things, especially door to door
• Dutch: dealen — to sell illegal narcotics
• Finnish: diilata — to sell illegal narcotics
• Finnish: välittää — to sell illegal narcotics
• Portuguese: traficar — to sell illegal narcotics
• Spanish: traficar — to sell illegal narcotics
• Dutch: rondbazuinen — to spread or cause to spread
• Dutch: ingang doen vinden — to spread or cause to spread
• Finnish: levittää — to spread or cause to spread
• French: colporter — to spread or cause to spread
• German: verbreiten — to spread or cause to spread
• Polish: rozpowszechniać — to spread or cause to spread
• Russian: распространять (rasprostranjatʹ) — to spread or cause to spread
• Spanish: difundir — to spread or cause to spread
• Spanish: pregonar — to spread or cause to spread