Lowery said she left after she grew frustrated with what she called “clickbait” peddled by the right-wing site.
Veteran, War Hero, Defendant, Troll|by Jeremy Schwartz and Perla Trevizo|September 29, 2020|ProPublica
Place each foot in one of the cord loops and move your feet back and forth like you’re peddling a bike.
This essential survival tool can save your life 10 different ways|By Tim MacWelch/Outdoor Life|September 15, 2020|Popular Science
Despite Oportun decreasing its interest rates with each refinance — compared with payday lenders that peddle short-term, single-payment loans with APRs that can top 400% — they are still high.
The Loan Company That Sued Thousands of Low-Income Latinos During the Pandemic|by Kiah Collier, Ren Larson and Perla Trevizo|August 31, 2020|ProPublica
Whitehouse noted that Inhofe charged that government agencies had been “colluding” to peddle climate-change threats.
If You Think D.C. Is Awful Now, Wait Until Wednesday|Jonathan Alter|November 4, 2014|DAILY BEAST
But in Iran, such people operate in the highest echelons of the state and can peddle their prejudice on state television.
Iran Cleric: Jews Use Sorcery to Spy|IranWire|July 5, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Then, in May, news broke that somebody was trying to peddle a video of Rob Ford smoking crack.
Rob Ford’s Web of Criminal Friends|Michael Daly|November 22, 2013|DAILY BEAST
But chalk it up also to the lies used to peddle the last war.
If We Stay Out of Syria, Assad Has Bush to Thank|Michael Tomasky|September 4, 2013|DAILY BEAST
It also helps those who peddle it, because it makes them notorious and helps them sell their wares.
Why the Rush to Sell Gold Coins is Drowning Out Real Critiques of Obama|David Frum|April 1, 2013|DAILY BEAST
Vainly Corbin tried to peddle this road either to the Pennsylvania or to the Vanderbilts.
The Story of the Rome, Watertown, and Ogdensburg RailRoad|Edward Hungerford
Generally sell apples in the orchard, also wholesale; peddle the second and third grades, and make culls into cider for vinegar.
The Apple|Various
Den Sam went to warehouse and bought a lot of books and started to peddle them trough de country.
By Sheer Pluck|G. A. Henty
Thinks he has got an heiress, and she turns out to peddle sarsaparilla.
Red Men and White|Owen Wister
They peddle plasters—shin plasters, guaranteed to cure any wound, to stop any flow of blood.
The Yotsuya Kwaidan or O'Iwa Inari|James S. De Benneville
British Dictionary definitions for peddle
peddle
/ (ˈpɛdəl) /
verb
to go from place to place selling (goods, esp small articles)
(tr)to sell (illegal drugs, esp narcotics)
(tr)to advocate (ideas) persistently or importunatelyto peddle a new philosophy