0 past simple and past participle of peddle
1 to sell things, especially by taking them to different places:
The organization has peddled the myth that they are supporting the local population.
Cruel scams were played out on desperate families, with meaningless but costly information peddled to them on the whereabouts of the missing.
It will provide useful and handy refutations of the oversimplified accounts that have often been peddled.
I trust that, as it comes into effect, it will help to stop some of the poison that has been peddled through these nasty videos.
They peddled their dogma with reckless disregard for the consequences of their action.
That is the disgraceful disinformation being peddled in my constituency by a dishonest organisation.
Even if people did not travel so widely, there is no doubt that titbits of judicial and legal gossip would be peddled on the internet.
That story was peddled to every colony, internal or external, throughout the history of imperialism.
One choice that is being peddled is that we should have another devaluation.
