Peddle (verb)

1. Sell goods, typically small items or by going door-to-door or in the street.
2. Promote or offer something aggressively.

Origin:

Mid 16th century (in the sense "travel on foot as a pedlar"): from earlier pedder, of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. She was seen peddling her wares on the street corner.
2. He was caught trying to peddle fake watches.
3. The man was peddling his services as a carpenter.
4. The company was accused of peddling a dangerous product.
5. The politician was accused of peddling influence.