- term
huckster describes a
person who
sells something or
serves biased interests,
using pushy or
showy tactics. Historically, the term "
huckster" was applied...
- The
Hucksters is a 1947 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film
directed by Jack
Conway starring Clark Gable and
Deborah Kerr, her
debut in an
American film. The supporting...
- is
sometimes mistakenly translated into
English as "The
Goblin and the
Huckster". Once, a
student lived in an
attic while a
grocer lived on the
first floor...
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simpleton to
preach them".
Winston Churchill caricatured Gandhi as a "cunning
huckster" s****ing
selfish gain, an "aspiring dictator", and an "atavistic spokesman...
- eman****tion of
society from Judaism"
because "the
practical Jewish spirit" of "
huckstering" had
taken over the
Christian nations is not that far from the **** program's...
- Hot Rod
Huckster is the 55th
animated cartoon short subject in the
Woody Wood**** series.
Released theatrically on July 5, 1954, the film was produced...
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orbit Earth, told CNN: "[Armstrong] didn't feel that he
should be out
huckstering himself. He was a
humble person, and that's the way he
remained after...
- fish and
other perishables were sold
through markets, costermongers,
hucksters,
peddlers or
other types of
itinerant vendor. In the more
populous cities...
- of Oz (1939): he pla**** the
Wizard and five
other roles: the
carnival huckster "Professor Marvel", the
gatekeeper at the
Emerald City, the
coachman of...
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traveled as a
mountebank across the country,
sometimes a glad-handing
huckster or
occasionally as "herbal doctor",
although he had no
legitimate medical...