spruik
- noun
- Australian
- A lively spruik stood at the entrance, calling out special offers to passersby.
Examples
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Every festival needs a good spruik to create excitement and draw a crowd.
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She is a talented spruik for local events.
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The market hired a spruik to attract more customers to the food stalls.
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The spruik at the market was quite loud.
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A lively spruik stood at the entrance, calling out special offers to passersby.
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Every festival needs a good spruik to create excitement and draw a crowd.
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The market hired a spruik to attract more customers to the food stalls.
Synonyms
A person who spreads or promotes something bad, for example rumors
A person who strongly promotes a product or idea so other people will accept it
A man who sells products by talking and showing them to people, often at fairs or on TV
A person who shouts to sell things in a market
A person who strongly promotes a product, idea, or cause
A person who actively promotes a cause or idea
A person who loudly repeats a group's message to many people
A person who shouts about a cause to get people to agree
How Promotional
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spruik comes from Australian English and is like the word speak ('to talk'). A helpful image is a market seller loudly calling out offers, so a spruik is a person who promotes or advertises things in public.