Haggling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAGGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• dispute or bargain persistently, especially over the cost of something
NOUN:
• the act of arguing about price
• a period of haggling
• act of haggling
• an instance of intense argument (as in bargaining)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bargain
• a bargaining about a price

Words related to HAGGLING

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Words that contain HAGGLING

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How to use HAGGLING in a sentence

• The villain demanded a double rate, and, while we were haggling, a bus of the Oriente drew in sight and I caught it as it was spinning up Calle San Fernando.
• If she needed money in order to make her escape, he would give it to her without any haggling whatever.
• At last there was so much haggling that an agreement was made for a hundred thousand francs, which the prince was to hand over to the barons of Gascony to share between them.
• Bhagrai however preferred to be guided by the signs of which his mother had told him, and after a certain amount of haggling bought the animal for five rupees.
• Daily letters from Captain Brisket stated that he was still haggling with Mr.
• V The haggling business, which had mainly depended on the horse, became disorganized forthwith.
• That is not one of my besetting sins, but, on the other hand, I push the truth too far, haggling about evils better let alone.
• Haggling about war contributions is as pronounced a characteristic of the German Reichstag in modern Berlin as it was in medieval Regensburg.
• After many months of haggling, the union won its point.
• And then they started haggling together as business men will.
• Kenny, in no mood for haggling, recklessly offered what he thought the mule was worth.
• We remained all day on the 24th haggling and trying to get some grain.
• You can believe that I bought it without any haggling.
• After some more haggling, Pope ultimately decided to take this ground.
• After some time of haggling over the different articles, they finally agreed to furnish all, and preparations were begun in full earnest.
• Commutation proceeded steadily, with much haggling so as to obtain the highest price from the eager tenant.
• Binet was brought to an agreement only after an infinity of haggling surprising in one who was an artist and not a man of business.
• He found a customer, and, with much haggling after the manner of his kind, disposed of his boat, the last tie, if tie there was, that bound him to his present life.
• Here we found our embarrassed host haggling and swearing with a bearer of provisions who refused to leave the goods until he received his payment therefor.
• After much haggling, Ebenezer consented to waive his commission, if the committee would consent to allow an original tale of his to appear in the paper.
• There is nothing I dislike so much as this haggling about money, especially with a lady.
• But the haggling over terms had made it too late to save Antwerp.
• I daresay that I paid dearly for them, but there was no time for haggling in the way that a horse dealer loves.
• After the haggling, my gentleman climbed into the boat by a little rope-ladder at the stern.
• More haggling followed, but Dick stuck to his price.
• Well, as I have said, we were haggling courteously over those hooks in the cabin, when the boat gave a lurch.
• It was dreary enough out there, but not as insufferable as sitting in the close room listening to the haggling.
• Once we had reached the haggling stage, I knew the papers would be mine all right.

Similar words containing HAGGL without suffix ing

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