peddlesome

English

Etymology

From peddle +‎ -some.

Adjective

peddlesome (comparative more peddlesome, superlative most peddlesome)

1. Characteristic or marked by peddling
   • 1987, Frank Luger, Herzenblut:

     [...] You were muddlesome, muck and mopeful / You were meddlesome, mock and mythful / I was peddlesome, pock and pithful / I was so hungry in desperation / You gave me food in conspiration / How can I tell you how much I live you.

   • 2000, Yang-Un Moon Eiman, Multi-Mega-Trans-Metamorphosis:

     Selfaccusation, selfmocking monolith of pickled, pricking peddlesome whirlpool of sequestration.