The town grew suspicious of miracle-mongers who promised instant cures without evidence.

The small town rallied against the miracle-monger who promised instant cures but delivered nothing but false hope.

The village market was full of woo-mongers, each trying to win the attention of passing travelers with exaggerated compliments.

Despite his charming manner, the self-styled woo-monger spread dubious health advice that endangered patients.

The mongeese darted through the tall grass, hunting for crickets and avoiding the farmers' watchful dogs.

Even when evidence disproved the rumor, fear mongers continued to spread it to gain attention.

The committee condemned disease mongering by drug companies as a dangerous distortion of public health priorities.

At the literary fair, the dictionary-mongers set up a cramped stall offering rare editions and dusty lexicons.

As a self-appointed dictionary-monger, he collected antique lexicons and corrected publishers' entries for fun.

Mongeons volunteered every summer to restore the lighthouse that overlooked their village.