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hustler (n.)
1825, "thief" (especially one who roughs up his victims), from
hustle
(v.) +
-er
(1). Sense of "one who is energetic in work or business" (especially, but not originally, a salesman) is from 1884; sense of "prostitute" dates from 1924.
