peddlery

 [ped-luh-ree]  

ped·dler·y

   [ped-luh-ree]
noun, plural ped·dler·ies.
1.
the business of a peddler.
2.
peddlers' wares.
3.
trumpery.
Also, pedlary, pedlery.

Origin:
1520–30; peddler + -y3
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