peddle
/ˈpɛdəl/
verb
- To sell goods, especially by traveling from place to place or by going door-to-door.
- The farmer peddles fresh vegetables at the local market every Saturday.
- She peddled handmade jewelry from a cart in the town square.
- During the summer, he peddled ice cream from a bicycle along the beach.
- To try to get people to accept or believe an idea, story, or point of view, often one that is false or exaggerated.
- Some websites peddle conspiracy theories without any evidence.
- The politician peddled false promises to win votes during the campaign.
- He peddled the same old excuses for being late to work.