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mon·ger | \ ˈməŋ-gər , ˈmäŋ- \
Definition of monger (Entry 1 of 2)
1: BROKER, DEALER —usually used in combination
alemonger
2: a person who attempts to stir up or spread something that is usually petty or discreditable —usually used in combination
warmonger
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Noun
Peddlers (especially fish merchants) have been called mongers for more than 1000 years. The term traces to a Latin noun meaning "trader." Initially, it was an honorable term, but every profession has its bad apples, and the snake-oil salesmen of the bunch gave monger a bad reputation. By the middle of the 16th century, the term often implied that a merchant was dishonorable and contemptible. Nowadays, monger is typically appended to another word to identify a trader of a particular type. Some combinations (such as fishmonger) suggest respectable commerce, whereas others (such as rumormonger, scandalmonger, and hypemonger) imply that a person is trading or spreading information in a careless or deceptive manner.
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