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to marketeer

to marketeer

5.0
To sell goods at market stalls
  • verb
  • /mɑrˈkɪtɪr/
  • UK
translation icon : vender
  • She marketeered her homemade jams at the local farmers' market every weekend.

Examples

  • Many artisans marketeer their crafts at festivals to reach new customers.

  • He marketeered antiques at street fairs to supplement his income.

  • I want to marketeer my handmade crafts at the fair.

  • The local farmers marketeer their fresh produce every weekend.

  • She marketeered her homemade jams at the local farmers' market every weekend.

  • Many artisans marketeer their crafts at festivals to reach new customers.

  • He marketeered antiques at street fairs to supplement his income.

Synonyms

to retailor
vsto marketeer
  • US
3.6

To sell things directly to customers in a shop or online

focuses on trading at markets or stalls rather than in stores
to monger
vsto marketeer
  • Archaic
9.9

To travel from place to place selling goods

sells at markets or stalls from a fixed position rather than moving around

Compounds

1 7.5

A person who secretly sells scarce or controlled goods for money

How Active

to push
262 4.0
to marketeer
  • UK
5.0
to promote
252 3.5
to sell
1.0
to trade
291 2.3

Surface Forms

marketeer infinitive
marketeered past participle
marketeering present participle
marketeers third person singular

Etymology

The verb marketeer comes from the noun marketeer, based on market ('a place to buy and sell') and the ending -eer, so to marketeer is to sell or promote goods, often by trading at markets or stalls.