chaf·fer 2 
(chăfər)
(chăfər)intr.v. chaf·fered, chaf·fer·ing, chaf·fers
To bargain or haggle.
n.
Archaic A bargaining or haggling.
[Middle English chaffaren, to haggle, from chaffare, cheapfare, bargaining : chep, purchase; see CHEAP + fare, journey, business (from Old English faru, from faran, to travel; see FARE).]
chaffer·er n.
- highbrow
- highbrowism
- highbush blueberry
- highbush cranberry
- highchair
- High-Church
- high-class
- high comedy
- high command
- high commissioner
- high-concept
- high-count
- high court
- high-def
- high definition
- high-definition
- high-density lipoprotein
- high-density polyethylene
- high-end
- high-energy
- higher critic
- higher criticism
- higher education
- higher law
- higher learning