Discussion between two parties of the terms on which one is to give or do something to or for the other; chaffering; bargaining. Obsolete.

The treating of matters with a view to settlement; discussion of terms, conference, negotiations. Now rare or Obsolete except in in treaty.

An approach or proposal, originally of a formal nature, made to someone with the aim of opening negotiations or establishing a relationship…

The action of chaffer, v. Bargaining, haggling.

Negotiation of terms.

Negotiation; intervention. Cf. entreaty, n. 1.

The action of making a pact or agreement. rare.

Negotiation, conference; conspiracy with a person, collusion between parties. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

The setting out of articles; the making or presenting of conditions or stipulations. Obsolete.

The making of terms, or of a bargain or agreement; negotiation. Also as a count noun. Obsolete.

Negotiation or discussion of terms. rare.

Negotiation, dealing, treaty. rare.

= interdeal, n.

The action, activity, or process of negotiating with another or others. Without determiner.

Negotiation, dealing, transaction. Obsolete.

Dispute or argument over the terms of an agreement or transaction; bargaining, esp. over the price of something. Also: an instance of this.

Scottish. The process of arranging or negotiating something, probably in the context of private communication or secretive dealings. Cf. traffic, v.…

Discussion of the terms of a purchase or contract; chaffering, haggling; negotiation.

The making of conditions, stipulations, etc.; subjecting to conditions.

The action of higgle, v.; close bargaining, chaffering; stickling as to terms.

The action of stipulating for or insisting on something as a condition of agreement; an instance of this, a condition stipulated for.

Discussion of terms of settlement; negotiation. rare.

An instance or period of haggling or bargaining.

usually with with: the action or an act of reaching an agreement; the action or process of accepting a situation, state of affairs, etc.; an…