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Sense: 1
Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
hawker
Sense: 2
Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
Probably from the sound
hawk
2
verb
hawk
2
1
[
transitive
]
to try to sell goods, usually by going from place to place and trying to persuade people to buy them
2
[
intransitive and transitive
]
HBH
to cough up
phlegm
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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