sales·per·son

[seylz-pur-suhn]
noun
a person who sells goods, services, etc.

Origin:
1915–20; sales + person


See -person.
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sales·peo·ple

[seylz-pee-puhl]
plural noun
people engaged in selling.

Origin:
1875–80, Americanism; sales + people

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Example sentences
The salesperson walks in with a humorless professional smile.
All employees who offer for sale, display for sale or sell motor vehicles for a
  dealer must be licensed as a salesperson.
They may charge a fee and act as a fiduciary, and at times act as a commission
  salesperson in a brokerage capacity.
If you have any doubt, think about the last time you went shopping and the
  salesperson pressured you buy something.
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