salesperson;  shop assistant;  hawker; (arch.)  male prostitute
 to sell out;  to sell widely;  to sell on a large scale
 to put on the market;  to put out for sale;  to put on sale;  to become popular
 candy vendor (esp. an Edo-period candy vendor who sold candy while walking around playing the flute or another musical instrument);  candy vender
 slave trade;  human trafficking;  slave trader
 amount sold;  sales;  proceeds;  takings;  turnover
 article for sale;  goods for sale;  offering;  specialty;  selling point
 to build a market for;  to promote (a product);  to promote oneself;  to sell oneself;  to sell heavily
 auctioning;  selling at an auction
 to palm off;  to force a sale
 retailing;  repeating (someone else's words, opinion, etc.);  parroting;  echoing
 trade;  buying and selling
 auctioning off;  selling off
 selling area;  counter;  section;  favorable time to sell;  good time to sell
 to sell off;  to sell completely
 to dispose of;  to sell off
 to offer for sale;  to put on the market
 sacrifice sale;  bargain sale;  discount sale
 bargain sale;  selling cheaply;  giving out freely
 sales promotion;  hard selling
 high-pressure salesmanship;  the hard sell;  aggressive peddling
 selling oneself (into bondage) (esp. for prostitutes)
 to use X as a selling point
 to peddle (goods);  to hawk
 to market (something);  to feature (something to sell);  to trade in (something);  to securitize
 sales pitch;  sales lure;  catchphrase
 selling separately;  not being included in the price
 sacrifice sale;  selling at a loss;  dumping;  clearance sale
 first business conducted by retailers in the New Year
 to sell out before the price falls (usu. shares);  to sell at a profit
 to sell out before the price falls (usu. shares);  to sell at a profit
 constructing and selling a ready-built house
 selling separately;  selling individually;  selling loosely
 selling separately;  selling individually;  selling loosely
 selling by measure;  selling by weight;  selling by volume
 accounts receivable;  outstanding sales account
 to sell out;  to exhaust one's stock
 newspaper-seller;  newsboy;  newspaper vendor
 store selling boiled vegetables, fish, and beans
 seller;  selling side;  method of selling;  art of selling
 to sell off at peak price (usu. shares)
 to sell off at peak price (usu. shares)
 to hold back on;  to restrict sales of;  to be reluctant to sell
 selling out before the price drops (usu. shares);  selling at the top of the market
 station vendor;  selling (newspapers, etc.) at a train station;  item sold at a train station
 goldfish peddling;  goldfish peddler
 selling;  foisting;  pushing
 direct sale by the producer
 ambulatory vending of snacks in a theater or stadium (theatre)
 male prostitute;  rent boy;  rentboy;  gay brothel
 clearance (e.g. clearance sale);  selling off;  selling (accepting only a single payment);  bond transaction not subject to repurchase
 to expand a market;  to find a new market
 selling individually;  selling piecemeal
 selling pressure;  downward pressure;  bearish pressure
 to find a market for;  to extend the sale of
 holding back (from selling);  standing out
 short position;  oversold position
 selling out before the price drops (usu. shares);  selling at the top of the market
 pre-harvest estimate of a rice field's yield and selling price
 pre-harvest estimate of a rice field's yield and selling price
 profit-taking sale;  profit-taking selling
 selling out before the price drops (usu. shares);  selling at the top of the market
 (in the stock market) short commitment
 seedling peddler;  nurseryman
 short interest;  short account
 bargain sale;  clearance sale;  rummage sale
 selling something by the boxful (in a wooden masu box)
 selling sea cucumbers;  sea cucumber vendor
 insect peddler (esp. fireflies and crickets)
 certificate of sale;  deed of sale