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View definitions for hawked

hawked

verb as in peddle

verb as in spit

verb as in expectorate

Strong matches

Weak match

verb as in cadge

verb as in retail

verb as in vend

verb as in cough

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Founded in 2010, Wish now helps more then 500,000 online sellers hawk goods to 100 million monthly active shoppers.

From Fortune

Helicopters and Washingtonians generally get along as well as hawks and bunny rabbits.

In some ways, the robo-hawk is a lot like a real northern goshawk.

Unlike the PigeonBot, this robot-hawk doesn’t use actual feathers from a real bird—Ajanic’s team devised an artificial solution.

A version of this article appears in the November 2020 issue of Fortune with the headline, “A powerful tool for trade hawks.”

From Fortune

Both mobilized a grassroots organization unprecedented in their countries, and both hawked progressive agendas.

Later in that same show, guest Hillary Clinton hawked her new book together with her hawkish views on the Middle East.

Gone are the days when a few rows of vendors hawked books to hardcore fans.

Someone in Serbia hawked 1,500 tickets for £80,000 in cash—about $125,000.

But he has more stamina than any host who has ever hawked Turtle Wax.

It was called rock oil and was hawked about the streets as a sure cure for rheumatism.

Papal indulgences and relics were hawked about chiefly by friars, though these practices were discountenanced by the bishops.

Their letters were published in a pamphlet of which Pollard said scornfully that it was hawked about in every city of the South.

A broadside on the event was printed and hawked about the country.

Panaceas are hawked among us, each with a magic to cure our ills.

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On this page you'll find 224 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to hawked, such as: hawk, solicit, canvas, huckster, market, and monger.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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