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Costermonger

usgb/ˈkɑːstərmɑːŋɡər/Volume
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Originally a London term, reflecting historic street trade culture of the city. SlideThe Victorian novel featured a charismatic costermonger from the East End.
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Costermongers are often portrayed as cheerful, working-class figures in media. SlideThe old film depicted a costermonger singing cheerily as he sold his wares.
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Less common in modern language, can imply antiquity or historical context. SlideAt the historical fair, someone dressed as a costermonger sold Victorian-era fruits.
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