transitive. To barter, trade in, exchange; (now chiefly) to spread or trade (gossip, rumours, etc.). Also: †to deal with (a person) (obsolete).

transitive. To exchange, to interchange; to barter; to deal in (a thing) by buying and selling again. In later use only in to corse horses.

transitive. To barter, exchange. Also absol.

transitive. To trade or deal in; to buy and sell.

transitive. To buy and sell; to traffic in; to exchange, barter. Obsolete.

transitive. To make a matter of commerce, to trade in; to use as a bargaining tool, esp. inappropriately. Obsolete.

transitive. To make merchandise of, deal in. Also with out. (In quot. 1616, with sexual connotation.)

transitive. To exchange (goods, commodities, etc.) on a commercial basis; to cause to change hands; to negotiate an exchange of; to barter. Also figur…

transitive. To retail, traffic in. Obsolete.

Business and Finance. transitive. To deal with (goods, money, property, etc.) as a factor or agent.

transitive. To have in one's possession or pass through one's hands in the way of business; to trade or deal in; to buy and sell; (later also)…

transitive. To traffic or deal in. Obsolete. rare.

To buy and sell, make commerce of. Obsolete.

Const. to. (Obsolete rare.)

transitive. Stock Market. To buy and sell (stocks) as a jobber (jobber, n.2 1) (now historical); (more generally) to deal or speculate (in stocks).

To deal or traffic in (a commodity). rare.

transitive. To hand (something, especially an item required by or owned by another party) in or over; to trade (something) in exchange for something…

transitive. To deal or traffic in.