monger
/ˈmɒŋɡər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who sells or deals in something, especially in a clandestine or disreputable manner.
“She was accused of being a money monger, only caring about getting rich.”
2. verb
To sell or promote something, especially in a persistent or annoying manner.
“He was known to monger his products on social media to get more sales.”
3. verb
To spread false or misleading information, especially in a sensational or provocative manner.
“The politician was accused of mongering fear among the public to gain votes.”