monger

　

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1. a person who spreads frightening rumors and stirs up trouble (同)stirrer
2. a person who spreads malicious gossip
3. a policy of advocating war (同)war advocacy

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1. 《英》(特に小規模の)商人 / 《複合語を作って》「…商」「…屋」の意を表す
2. 世間を騒がせる人,デマをとばす人
3. 人の悪口を言いふらす人,悪口屋
4. うわさ好きな人,おしゃべり

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A monger is a merchant dealer or trader (as opposed to a pedlar, who is a traveling vendor of goods). With respect to professions, the term is applied as a suffix (especially in the UK) to specify someone who deals in a particular kind of good; e.g.:

• Ironmonger: originally a manufacturer or otherwise supplier of iron goods (see: Ironmongery); now generalized to other metals and other household hardware
• Fishmonger: a fresh seafood wholesaler or retailer
• Costermonger: a (frequently non-established) seller of fresh fruit and vegetables
• Cheesemonger: colloquially, a specialist seller of cheese
• Fearmongering, spreading fear to attain a goal

Monger may also refer to:

In fiction

• Hate-Monger, a fictional character
• Iron Monger, an identity used by several fictional characters in the Marvel Universe
• Peace Monger, a mutant in the Marvel Universe

See also

• Monger (surname)
• Lake Monger, a large urban wetland

English Journal

• The strategic development of the NSW Health Plan for Prevention of Falls and Harm from Falls Among Older People: 2011-2015; translating research into policy and practice.

• Milat AJ, Monger C, Smith J, Bauman A, Redman S, Goodger B.SourceThe Sax Institute, Australia. andrew.milat@saxinstitute.org.au
• New South Wales public health bulletin.N S W Public Health Bull.2011 Jun;22(3-4):73-7.
• With our rapidly ageing population there is an urgent imperative to minimise the rate of falls and associated injuries. A key challenge to public health is to better conceptualise and contextualise falls prevention evidence for more effective policy making and practice. This paper describes how NSW
• PMID 21632003

• Prevalence, circumstances and consequences of falls among community-dwelling older people: results of the 2009 NSW Falls Prevention Baseline Survey.

• Milat AJ, Watson WL, Monger C, Barr M, Giffin M, Reid M.SourceThe Sax Institute, Australia. andrew.milat@saxinstitute.org.au
• New South Wales public health bulletin.N S W Public Health Bull.2011 Jun;22(3-4):43-8.
• AIM: To describe the prevalence, circumstances and consequences of falls among community-dwelling older people in NSW using data from the 2009 NSW Falls Prevention Baseline Survey.METHODS: Telephone interviews with a random sample of 5681 NSW residents aged 65 years and over were conducted in 2009.R
• PMID 21631998

Japanese Journal

• Sound scattering by the gelatinous zooplankters Aequorea victoria and Pleurobrachia bachei

• MONGER BC
• Deep-Sea Res. II 45, 1255-1271, 1998
• NAID 30007352537

• FIXED POINT THEOREMS IN PROBABILISTIC METRIC SPACES.

• LEE Byung-Soo.
• Mathematica japonicae 45(1), 89-96, 1997-01-01
• NAID 10008783513

• Direct-interaction feeding by marine zooflagellates: the importance of surface and hydrodynamic forces

• MONGER B. C.
• Mar, Ecol. Prog. Ser. 65, 123-140, 1990
• NAID 30029525327

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