rare. [f. TRUCK v.1 + -STER.] A base trafficker; cf. TRUCK v.1 3.

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1815.  Royal Cornwall Gaz., 4 March, 1/3. They had now descended from the eminence on which they then stood to become ‘hucksters and trucksters’ for territory.

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a. 1849.  J. C. Mangan, Death Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, v.

        Not for base-born, higgling Saxon trucksters
  Ring laments like these by shore and sea;
Not for churls with souls of hucksters
  Waileth our Banshee!

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1868.  Tuckerman, Collector, 83. Many a poet … has degenerated into a hack, a truckster, and a mercenary penman.

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