monger

• That he was what is commonly termed a news-monger, appears from the following laughable story, told by the late Mr. George Hardinge, the Welch Judge I wished upon some occasion to borrow a Martial. —  Lives of the English Poets
• Following the world's regrettable decision not to end yesterday, all that's left for many a disappointed doom-monger is a grumpy slope to work and a day at the desk spent praying for videogame relief on the morrow. —  Eurogamer
• If people were concerned about McCain being a war-monger, they should be in utter horror at the thought of President Palin who would further extend our over burdened military forces and risk war with a major power over a border conflict that has no strategic importance to the US. —  The Liberal OC
• Or perhaps you think that your twice labeling me a hate-monger is a positive contribution to the community? —  prostitution in canada Journal
• He was no doom-monger, although he seemed to know all about doom. —  BBC (UK) Homepage main promotional content

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