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hawks their wares

Meanings
  • verb phrase

    The act of selling or offering for sale, often in a public place or while moving about.

    - "The hawkers sell fresh fruits on the streets."
    - "The hawkers were moving from door to door, hawking their wares."
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Etymology
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From the Old English word 'hawcan', meaning 'to offer for sale'.

Trivia
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  1. The term 'hawker' is also used to describe a bird of prey, but the meaning of 'hawking their wares' is unrelated.

  2. In medieval Europe, hawkers were often licensed by the town or city to sell their goods within certain boundaries.

Related Concepts
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  1. peddler: A person who sells goods from door to door or in the streets, often carrying the goods with them.

  2. vending: The act of selling or distributing goods or services, typically using automated machines or kiosks.

Culture
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In literature, the phrase 'hawking their wares' is often used to describe street vendors or peddlers, and has been a common theme in various works of fiction and non-fiction.

How to Memorize "hawks their wares"

  1. visualize

    - Visualize a scene where a hawker is selling their wares in a bustling marketplace.
    - Imagine the hawker calling out to potential customers, showing off their goods.

  2. associate

    - Associate the phrase 'hawking their wares' with the image of a street vendor selling goods.
    - Think of the sound of a hawker's call as you remember the phrase.

  3. mnemonics

    - Create a mnemonic by remembering the phrase 'Hawkers Hawk Hard, Hauling Heavy Wares.'
    - Use the acronym 'HHW' to remember 'Hawkers Hawk Hard, Hauling Heavy Wares'.

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