The difference between monger and is:
monger
English
Noun
(
en noun)
A dealer in a specific commodity, normally used in combination
- costermonger, fishmonger, ironmonger
A person promoting something undesirable, always used in combination
- warmonger, sleazemonger
A small merchant vessel.
- (Blount)
Derived terms
* airmonger
* apple-monger
* ballad-monger, balladmonger
* barbermonger
* bookmonger
* boroughmonger
* carpet-monger, carpetmonger
* ceremony-monger
* cheesemonger
* cockmonger
* corn-monger
* costermonger
* deathmonger
* defeatmonger
* eirmonger
* fancymonger
* fashion-monger, fashionmonger
* fellmonger
* fishmonger
* flashmonger
* fleshmonger
* fruitmonger
* foolmonger
* gossipmonger
* grievance-monger
* hatemonger
* haymonger
* horsemonger
* ideamonger
* ironmonger
* jobmonger
* lawmonger
* lease-monger
* Lightmonger
* loanmonger
* lovemonger
* mass-monger
* maxim-monger
* meal-monger
* merit-monger
* miracle-monger
* money-monger
* mongering
* -mongery
* muck-monger
* murdermonger
* mutton-monger
* mystery-monger
* newsmonger
* nostrum-monger
* panic-monger, panicmonger
* pardon-monger
* peacemonger
* pearmonger
* peltmonger
* phrase-monger, phrasemonger
* place-monger, placemonger
* pleasuremonger
* prophecy-monger
* pupil-monger
* questmonger
* relic-monger
* rule-monger
* rumormonger, rumourmonger
* scandal-monger, scandalmonger
* scaremonger
* spoilsmonger
* starmonger
* statemonger
* system-monger
* versemonger
* warmonger
* whoremonger
* witchmonger
* wit-monger
* wonder-monger
* woodmonger
* wordmonger
Verb
(
en verb)
(British) To sell or peddle something
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