Synonyms for hawking
ˈhɔ kɪŋhawk·ing

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1. Hawking, Stephen Hawking, Stephen William Hawkingnoun

   English theoretical physicist (born in 1942)

   Synonyms:
   vendition, peddling, vending

2. vending, peddling, hawking, venditionnoun

   the act of selling goods for a living

   Synonyms:
   vendition, vending, peddling

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1. • Physicist
   • Selling

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1. List of paraphrases for "hawking":

   hawkers

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1. Oscar Ekponimo:

   We met one lady who has six children and survives on 400 naira ($1.05)a day, she sells firewood and kunu (a local drink). One day the task force seized her kunu for hawking in the street, and she had nothing. She had to feed her family on what she made. So it's nice to see the impact of what we're doing.

2. Hassan Umar:

   It was an eyesore looking at the scene which is littered with chopped flesh and battered bodies of victims, about 16 bodies were evacuated from the scene while over 30 persons were injured. Most casualties were children hawking sachets of water and peanuts. Some were begging for alms.

3. Jim Parsons:

   So much of our show is related, based on, adjacent to everything that Stephen Hawking did, strove to do, thought about, was passionate about through Stephen Hawking entire life and career. The fact that Stephen Hawking knew of our show, was interested in being on it, was willing to come play with us group of monkeys for a couple days was really moving, it was just, it was an amazing experience. It was an intimidating one. I ’d be lying if I said I was comfortable. … To get to finally meet him was, it was just overwhelming.

4. Lydia Sebastian:

   I don't think I can be compared to such great intellectuals such as Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. They've achieved so much. I don't think it's right.

5. Brian Klaas:

   During a global pandemic, the world needs a leader — someone to help coordinate responses to a virus that knows no borders. Instead, Donald Trump has spent much of Donald Trump time hawking disproven medicines, tweeting conspiracy theories, when the world looks to America to lead, they are finding a man who is singularly incapable of leading Donald Trump country, let alone the world.