rebarteringn.
/ˌriːˈbɑːt(ə)rɪŋ/, U.S. /ˌriˈbɑrdərɪŋ/ rare.
The action of trading something again by barter or exchange.
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1753 J. S. G. Detector Detected 29 Slave brought to market, suffered re-bartering half a dozen times.
1927 W. M. McGovern Jungle Paths & Inca Ruins xiv. 159 By constant bartering and rebartering, the graters have spread over a territory five hundred miles and more in diameter.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2009; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1753- to look off
- to look old-fashioned at
- to look oldfashioned at
- to look on
- to look on ahead
- to look on formerly also to the bright side of
- to look on formerly also to the bright side of something
- to look on formerly also to the dark side of
- to look on formerly also to the dark side of something
- to look on formerly also to the etc side of
- to look on formerly also to the etc side of something
- to look on the black side
- to look on the bright side
- to look on the bright side of
- to look on the bright side of something
- to look on the dark side
- to look on the dark side of
- to look on the dark side of something
- to look on the etc side
- to look on the etc side of
- to look on the etc side of something
- to look on the gloomy side
- to look on the positive side
- to look on the wine when it is red
- to look on with a different eye