Hawker (noun)

1. A person who goes from place to place selling goods.
2. A person who makes a living by traveling from place to place selling a variety of items such as food, goods, or services.

Origin:

From the old english word haeccer, refers to a person who goes from place to place selling goods.

Examples:

1. He was a hawker and sold goods from door to door.
2. She was a hawker, selling her goods at the street market.
3. A hawker is a person who goes from place to place selling goods.
4. Hawkers can be found in many parts of the world, often selling goods in markets, on street corners, or door to door.
5. Hawkers are known for their ability to sell goods to people who might not otherwise be interested in buying them.