Barter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to trade by exchange
• exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money
• trade (goods) in exchange for other goods
• To traffic or trade, by exchanging one commodity for another, in distinction from a sale and purchase, in which money is paid for the commodities transferred; to truck.
• To trade or exchange in the way of barter; to exchange (frequently for an unworthy consideration); to traffic; to truck; -- sometimes followed by away; as, to barter away goods or honor.
• exchange goods without involving money
NOUN:
• the action or system of bartering
• goods or services used in bartering
• The act or practice of trafficking by exchange of commodities; an exchange of goods.
• The thing given in exchange.
• an equal exchange
• trade by the exchange of goods

Words related to BARTER

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Words that contain BARTER

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How to use BARTER in a sentence

• Those however, who need the exports know also the requirements of the islanders, and bring them for barter.
• Having finished this, they were ordered to return to their camp on the ice beside the ship, and a vigorous barter was speedily begun.
• Natives from far and near came to barter for the stone with shells, and ornaments which these inland tribes did not possess.
• I believe that the keeping of a herd of beasts, with the sole motive of using them as a reserve for food, or as a means of barter, is a late idea in the history of civilisation.
• Assuredly this is not the compromise and barter, the give and take, which Burke intended.
• They were ever ready to barter patriotic considerations for foreign gold, to sell themselves for Persian bribes.
• There is a great scarcity of money here, as in most parts of Indiana, and trade is chiefly carried on by barter.
• It was autumn, and the produce of the field was ripe for barter.
• Hence it is that we often see the American whalers with arms, ammunition, and other articles for barter on board.
• Now to barter equal value against equal value is to barter equal work against equal work.
• Torode could maintain himself by fishing, as they had done together, and could barter his surplus at Rozel or Gorey for anything he required.
• A great quantity of arms and ammunition was put aboard, together with a supply of beads, knives, and bright-coloured cloths to barter with the natives.
• Undoubtedly they have but one means, which is to divide the republicans, join the minority, and barter with them for the cloak of their name.
• The braves were good-humored with me, for I was a trader, not an officer, and their noses were keen for the brandy that I might have for barter.
• Barter with the head men of the hunting clan had brought those shy people into the camp of the strangers who had such wonders to exchange for tanned deer hides and better furs.
• These women are used for those who, because of them, are always in need of money, and therefore willingly barter their conscience to secure money at any cost.
• The primitive system of barter in kind still exists in the rural districts, but is gradually disappearing.
• He had felt that it was for him to barter, to scheme, to secure the dollars Effie coveted.
• Into the quarter where the Foreign Devils and the native population came together to barter and to trade, he strayed one day.
• Barter walked to the bridle path with his friends, who climbed it to join the road.
• The moment Procri has consented to barter her honour, Cefalo discovers himself, and the unhappy girl flies in terror.
• The sales here are conducted by barter, the merchants generally exchanging tobacco and other goods for the articles they want to purchase.
• There is an island, called Barter Island, in the Arctic at the dividing line between Alaska and the Canadian Yukon Territory, one hundred and fifty miles west of Herschel.
• The only way that any business could be carried on was by barter.
• Throughout his life Diderot was blessed with that divine gift of pity, which one that has it could hardly be willing to barter for the understanding of an Aristotle.
• Formerly such land acquisitions were made by encroachments upon the possessions of natives or by purchases from them and by barter, and failing those means, by conquest.
• All government, indeed every human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue and every prudent act, is founded on compromise and barter.
• If I was indifferent to slavery I had to be logical and be indifferent to her becoming a subject of barter.
• The little trade carried on was principally by barter, and social intercourse was confined almost exclusively to the Sabbath.

Similar words containing BART without suffix er

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