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bar·ter (bärt′ər)
intransitive verb
Etymology: ME bartren < OFr barater, to barter, cheat: see barrator
transitive verb
noun
- the act or practice of bartering
- anything bartered
Related Forms:
- barterer bar′·terer noun
barter away
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Object
- skill: We've pulled a lot of favors & bartered skills along the way.
Converse of object
- use: Traders Club - An online exchange for business and consumer transactions using barter.
Adjective modifier
- direct: There is no need for us to dwell on direct barter among the sa ages who have no knowledge of money.
Modifies a noun
- transaction: The concept of a virtual clearing bank is well adapted to a central invoicing by the operator of barter transactions networks.
Modifying Another Word
- away: The bartering away of the animals, however, heralds a major change in prospect.
Used with why or when
- when: When buying always barter when selling always stick to your guns.
Preposition: with
- native: The two ships were loaded with tools and beads for barter with any natives they might meet, and they set sail in 1603.
Preposition: for
- good: Some grow their own food; others barter for goods and services.
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