Pedlar is valid Scrabble Word

Is pedlar a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pedlar valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for PEDLAR in dictionary:

NOUN:

a person who goes about carrying small goods for sale, esp. one who goes from door to door with the goods in a pack, also PEDDER, PEDDLER, PEDLER, PETHER
a person who sells illegal drugs or stolen goods
a person who promotes an idea or view persistently or widely
person who sells goods from door to door
Alt. of Pedler
someone who travels about selling his wares (as on the streets or at carnivals)

Words related to PEDLAR

jagger15 pedder10 peddler11 pedlars10 pedler9 pether11 yagger11

Words that contain PEDLAR

pedlars10 pedlary13 pedlaries12

How to use PEDLAR in a sentence

One was an old pedlar, with his well-filled pack on the floor beside him.
Babette wondered if it was the one her friend the pedlar was to occupy, but she was not long left in doubt.
Babette could hear the pedlar moving backwards and forwards with uncertain, tired footsteps.
On inquiry, I was told that the landlord had that morning been played a Yankee trick by a travelling pedlar, who had stopped the previous night at his house.
Harvey Birch had been a pedlar from his youth, and was in no way distinguished from men of his class but by his acuteness and the mystery which enveloped his movements.
The party sat in silence for many minutes after the pedlar had withdrawn, until at last Mr.
Did Sir Henry Clinton know the pedlar had communion with me, the miserable man would be sacrificed at once.
She took this man to be a pedlar, beheld her child in his clasp, made a quick, forward step, chin lifted.
As she was sitting in the window in the morning, exerting herself to entertain Louisa, she heard the voice of an old pedlar who often used to come to the house.
THE ASS AND HIS BURDENS A Pedlar who owned an Ass one day bought a quantity of salt, and loaded up his beast with as much as he could bear.

He had commenced the world, as has been already intimated, in character of a hardware pedlar.
The pedlar, however, notwithstanding that his commercial transactions had been concluded, seemed somehow in no hurry.
Temple soon made his appearance, but, as the pedlar feared, the object of his visit was not attended with success.
Previous to her departure, however, she, her nephew, and the pedlar, had several close, and apparently interesting conferences, into which their parish priest, the Rev.
The shock was evidently more than the woman could bear, who, still supported by the Pedlar and Planlon, withdrew in a state almost bordering on insensibility.
They are mean in regard to money or gifts, and know the intrinsic value of things just as well as any pedlar in all England.
Williams was a Papist, who worked his passage from Cadiz, and had travelled over all the kingdom of Mexico as a pedlar.
But not too quickly for them to have recognised the sharp black eyes and rough black hair of the gipsy pedlar.
The pedlar knew the country, and had chosen the least frequented way.
In the poem, I suppose that the Pedlar and I ascended from a plain country up the vale of Langdale, and struck off a good way above the chapel to the western side of the Vale.
There, the business of Yankee pedlar having failed, he found himself stranded.
This pedlar appeared to be a very ignorant fellow indeed.
His father was a pedlar, and the early life of the boy was passed in hard work.
He then purchased a horse and wagon, and began a series of more extended operations as a pedlar of dry goods.
This tale, too, is the very first told by the Pedlar to the Poet, under circumstances of much solemnity, and with affecting note of preparation.
Disqualified by his imperfect vision from engaging in manual labour, he chose the business of pedlar or travelling merchant.
At length, disposing of his articles of household furniture, he purchased a few wares, and taking his wife and children along with him, commenced the precarious life of a pedlar.
The girls heard that a pedlar had come, and out they all ran, Achilles with the rest to watch the pedlar undo his pack.
In certain parts the Forum was alive with the bustle of financial business and, doubtless under certain limitations, with the traffic of the pedlar.
I thought that he was a sort of pedlar or bumboatman, come to sell onions, soft bread, or cheap jewellery to the sailors.
The pedlar was moving quickly away with his hands in his pockets.
In another seconds I was past the captain, running after the pedlar, who started to run at a good speed, dropping his box with a clatter.
A silly tradition has been handed down, of a pedlar who travelled from the north to this fair, where, being very weary, he fell asleep at the only inn in the place.
I could not reap the profits which I did as a hawker and pedlar.
A pedlar was next me whose features I have forgotten.

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