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Meanings of monger in English
Portuguese
mercadejar Usage of monger in English
1
I have the ear of every society power monger in the country.
2
Heretofore, her song had disdained the ordinary topics of the youthful ballad-monger.
3
And he tried to use you, no less than that old death-monger.
4
He was not a fame-monger, but merely one of God's mad lovers.
5
To be overwise is to ossify; and the scruple-monger ends by standing stockstill.
6
There is another mysterious ear which is a stumbling-block to the simple theory-monger.
7
Kevin Sheridan, top cheese-monger, will be hosting a debate at the Headfort event.
8
This was the opportunity on which the chuckling paradox-monger had counted.
9
It did not fare much better with another miracle-monger of the same species.
10
All deemed the British ballad-monger an appropriate interpreter of their emotions.
11
Be not disconcerted, my little custard-monger; if thou art honest, thou shalt prosper.
12
Gentle measures are of no use with this kind of scandal-monger.
13
This gift came from the hands of a death-monger like Ubad.
14
I am no love-monger now, no gallantry girl, but a most politic plotter.
15
You must agree, sir, this prayer-monger held sound maxims of government.
16
To many readers, Don Quixote seems fantastic, and Cervantes a laughter-monger.
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Translations for monger
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Monger through the time
Monger across language varieties
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