IPA: /ˈkɒstər/
KK: /ˈkɔstər/
A person who sells fruits and vegetables, often from a cart or stall in the street.
The coster shouted to attract customers to his fruit stand.
Coster → The word 'coster' originates from the Old French 'coster', meaning 'to cost' or 'to charge'. It refers to a person who sells goods, particularly in a market setting, often associated with street vendors or market traders.
Think of someone who 'charges' or 'sells' goods in a market — that's what a coster does.