transitive. To carry about, as a pedlar does his pack, or a cadger, n. his stock-in-trade. Obsolete exc. dialect.

To carry (a heavy burden); to carry as a badger, n.1

To carry about for sale; to hawk, peddle.

transitive. To trade or deal in (small goods) as a pedlar; to carry around and offer (small goods) for sale. Also (U.S.) with out.

transitive. slang. To obtain or dispose of (something) illegally or fraudulently (cf. sense 18). Also: to sell or hawk (goods). Obsolete.