intransitive. To treat with any one as to the terms which one party is to give, and the other to accept, in a transaction between them; to try to…

intransitive. To higgle in trading; to haggle over a bargain; to chaffer, bargain. Also figurative. To haggle over terms, to stickle.

intransitive. To chaffer.

intransitive. To go this way and that way in one's speech or action; to be off and on; to parley, palter, haggle about terms. Obsolete.

intransitive. To bargain. Scottish.

intransitive. Perhaps: to parley or bargain; to haggle in bargaining. Cf. palter, v. 2.

intransitive. To prevaricate; (also) to quibble, haggle. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To argue or dispute about something, esp. persistently; to cavil, to quibble; spec. to argue over the terms of an agreement or…

to beat the price, to beat the market, to beat the bargain: to endeavour to bring down the price, to chaffer for the lowest terms; to cheapen; = abate…

to beat the price, to beat the market, to beat the bargain: to endeavour to bring down the price, to chaffer for the lowest terms; to cheapen; = abate…

intransitive. To bargain, haggle. literal and figurative.

intransitive. To make an exchange, to barter. Obsolete.

intransitive. Originally: †to trade as a badger (badger, n.1) (obsolete). Later: to haggle, drive a bargain. Also transitive: to beat down in…

intransitive. To hesitate at or to do something; to demur. Now English regional (Cheshire and East Anglian).

intransitive. To haggle, quibble; to bargain or negotiate, esp. meanly or dishonourably. Now rare.

absol. To bargain, chaffer.

intransitive. To cavil or dispute as to terms; to stickle; esp. to strive for petty advantages in bargaining; to chaffer. Cf. haggle, v. 3a.

intransitive. To continue in reciprocal action; to bicker; to haggle in bargaining.

intransitive. To haggle in bargaining.

passing into the sense of 2.

Now chiefly in the sense: To treat about a bargain; to bargain, haggle about terms or price.

intransitive. Originally: to arrange a trade, barter, or other deal. In later use: to engage in bargaining or negotiation; (sometimes) spec. to…

intransitive. To bargain, haggle; (occasionally) gen. to conduct business.

transitive. To get or try to get the better of (a person) by charging too much or paying too little; to cheat or swindle (out of something)…

intransitive. To haggle about something. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To bargain over the price of something; to haggle.

intransitive. To higgle or haggle with much alternation or ‘coming and going’.

intransitive. In Jewish usage: to haggle, bargain. Also transitive with direct speech as object. Cf. handel, v.

intransitive. To engage in scheming or shrewd bargaining, esp. of a political or commercial nature. Cf. wheeler-dealer, n.