Bartering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARTERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BARTER, to trade by exchange
• exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money
NOUN:
• the action or system of bartering
• goods or services used in bartering

Words related to BARTERING

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How to use BARTERING in a sentence

• The assembly begins solemnly, discussing social problems and bartering village gossip, for the Hindu is by nature staid.
• And as each member will have his friends and connections to provide for, the desire of mutual gratification will beget a scandalous bartering of votes and bargaining for places.
• Her days would have to be spent in buying and selling, in bartering barrels of flour and pork for skins of wolf, of ermine, and of beaver.
• Everything but water was plentiful and could be supplied by paying for them in rupees or bartering them for gunpowder.
• No district of the far North but has felt the influence of my bartering.
• Meanwhile the bartering went on for the hoarded wealth of the tribe.
• To a nature such as hers freedom was life itself, and she was bartering it away for mere food.
• Many examples of English trade goods used for bartering with the Indians have been found on the island, but these can be described only briefly.
• It was filled by a crushing, hustling, pushing mass of humans, some buying, more bartering, most swept aimlessly along in the living currents that moved ceaselessly to and fro.
• For these they exchanged more fish and a sweet potatoe, a sure sign that they had some notion of bartering, or, at least, of returning one present for another.
• Several canoes came off in the morning, and followed us as we stood out to sea, bartering their roots and other articles.
• Finally, in a last voluptuous flight of ecstasy, she saw herself riding into Sacramento with a sack of dust and abandoning herself to an orgie of bartering.
• You are judged by these to be the only people incapable of betraying for lucre the national rights of Greece, or bartering your attachment to her for any obligation or benefit.
• Afterwards attacked and plundered several small English craft occupied in bartering furs with the Indians.
• South of Hudson Strait a little bartering was done with the Indians, but these could offer nothing in exchange but furs.
• Manila hemp is the principal product upon which these mountaineers depend in bartering for cloth and other supplies.
• He was dependent on bartering furs at some distant trading post, for his supplies of salt, needles, ammunition and other necessary articles that could not be made at home.
• They readily parted with any quantity of their flax, bartering it for iron.
• But my zeal for bartering in cattle came to a sudden end near the close of June.
• Grijalva staid here seven days, bartering for some small quantity of gold.
• Had their relationship been nothing but a bartering of services the whole time.
• They usually made their appearance in the morning and remained for an hour or so, bartering coconuts, yams, ornaments and weapons for iron hoop, knives, and axes.
• Brady took charge of the bartering, and drawing a number of lines upon the sandy beach, explained that when each was covered with a yam he would give an axe in return.
• It was there that the market of mutual concessions was held, that the bartering of influence and votes was carried on.
• Artificers of various trades were engaged, and a quantity of merchandize and gaudy trifles, fit for bartering with the natives, were placed on board.

Similar words containing BARTER without suffix ing

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