transitive. To sell (goods) by retail. Also intransitive.

transferred. To retail (any commodity). Scottish. Obsolete.

transitive. To parcel out. Cf. retail, v. 2.

transitive. Of a person, company, etc.: to sell more than; to secure a larger sale than; (of a thing) to be sold in greater quantities than.

transitive and intransitive. To sell (goods) by wholesale.

to sell short: (a) to effect a sale of stock or goods which the seller does not at the time possess, but hopes to buy at a lower price before the…

To sell or serve (goods, etc.), esp. in an aggressive, pushing manner. North American slang.

transitive. Marketing. To apply a trademark or brand to (a product); to promote (a product or service) on the basis of a brand name or design. Cf…

transitive. To give (a person) an exaggerated idea of the value or worth of something, esp. in order to sell it.

transitive. To put together as a single unit for sale, presentation, etc. Also: to present (a person or thing) in a particular way, esp. so as to…

transitive. To advertise, sell, or promote something to someone using subtle persuasion rather than… With the thing being sold, advertised, or…

transitive and intransitive to put (a new product) on to the market, usually in a limited area, in order to determine consumers' response to it; also…

transitive. To market (a product) on a large scale; to aim at a mass market.

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transitive. To sell (a set of commercial products or services) together at an all-inclusive price, typically with a discount; (also) to purchase…

intransitive and transitive. To sell or attempt to sell an additional product or service to an existing customer.

(transitive) to raise the standing of (a product) in the market, esp. by advertisement or actual improvement.

transitive and intransitive. Finance. To sell (an asset, esp. one recently acquired) on to a third party, usually for a profit.