pedlar
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology
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pedlar travelling vendor of small wares. XIV (
pedlere). alt. of †
pedder (XIII), f. (dial.)
ped wicker pannier (XIV), of unkn. orig. +
-ER1; for the ending
-ler cf. (dial.)
tinkler (XII), beside
tinker. See
-AR.
Hence
PEDDLE XVI.
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