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huckster

[huhk-ster] / ˈhʌk stər /


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Some may see you as a populist savior, but others may be convinced that you’re a huckster, more interested in self-aggrandizement than in actually changing anything.

From New York Times

Buss is one part business man and two parts huckster, over-leveraging his real estate and cash assets to buy a team nobody takes seriously in a league that's lost its relevance.

From Salon

More than that, perhaps we love finding hucksters out.

From Salon

Last year, Timothy D. Cook, Apple’s chief executive, making his company’s message clear, said that the advertising industry had become an ecosystem of “trackers and hucksters just looking to make a quick buck.”

From New York Times

Ripe for the next huckster that comes along, probably.

From Seattle Times