Bargaining is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARGAINING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BARGAIN, to haggle over costs
• negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction
• part with something after negotiation but get little or nothing in return
• be prepared for; expect
NOUN:
• an agreement between two or more people or groups as to what each will do for the other
• a thing bought or offered for sale much more cheaply than is usual or expected
• the negotiation of the terms of a transaction or agreement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to discuss terms for selling or buying

Words related to BARGAINING

bargain10 bargained13 bargains11 chaffery22

Words that contain BARGAINING

bargainings15 outbargaining17

How to use BARGAINING in a sentence

• It seemed a strange thing, I remember, to be bargaining for stuff which might never be delivered, for by the autumn the dominion might be at death grips.
• The prices vary so much, that it is wisest for a stranger to enlist the services of some trustworthy native to arrange the purchase, rather than to do the bargaining himself.
• I imagine, therefore, that the trade in slaves is chiefly managed by private bargaining.
• Others soon followed, and a brisk bargaining began.
• In the meantime, Bulgaria was bargaining with Austria, Germany, and Turkey.
• But the idea of bargaining, the idea of purchase, which after what had passed could never be put aside, would of necessity be fatal to any hope of tender feeling.
• He offered to, once, and I refused, and within three hours of that I believe he was bargaining for you.
• Bargaining among the members as to the selection had been going on almost from the first.
• A little bargaining followed, the price came down and the old brown coat changed hands once more, for twenty thousand pounds.
• Matthias then gained, by the varied arts of diplomatic bargaining, the promised support of several other princes.
• The Major stopped and fell into conversation, and then into bargaining.
• The man asked twelve guineas, but after a little bargaining, he came down to ten.
• Only the little children are frightened by this outburst, which is no more than a prelude to bargaining.
• But nothing had been bought without bargaining of a more or less exciting and interesting sort, and for the bargaining no extra charge whatever was made.
• In one of the desert towns Pete had traded a mountain-lion skin for a belt and holster and several boxes of cartridges to boot, for Pete was keen at bargaining.
• In the course of this bargaining and begging I realised that contrary to my previous opinion he was not gifted as a friend, and did not attribute any importance to friendship.
• I do not understand bargaining, nor possess the dexterity requisite for the purpose.
• A continued use of the trading and bargaining faculties must and does result in a familiarity with numbers sufficient to enable savages to perform unexpected feats in reckoning.
• The City being the centre of London had a certain amount of trading and bargaining from the earliest times.
• Ducklow had returned home, and that she was bargaining with the peddler at that moment.
• Accepting, after much bargaining, a large pension, he ignominiously withdrew to Russia.
• One of these persons came in as they were speaking, and after a little bargaining Fergus sold the horse to him, at a small advance on the price he had given for it at Stettin.
• Evidently bargaining with the Silent Ones was not a great deal different than bargaining with anyone anywhere.
• This would be truly bargaining away a better right for another of less value.
• It was now January, and the bargaining about the marriage had gone on for more than two months.
• As I came into the public room, I saw one of our Englishman bargaining with a dealer for a horse, his own having died yesterday from bleeding.
• The benefit which is most effective as an aid to the enforcement of collective bargaining is out-of-work relief.
• Here the bargaining had to be started all over again, this time for mules.
• The price is usually settled by bargaining of longer or shorter duration.
• It seemed to me that afterwards I understood their curious hesitation, but at the moment only regarded it as a part of the circuitous New England method of bargaining.
• Bargaining for a little, bargain for a touch, a liberty, an estrangement, a characteristic turkey.

Similar words containing BARGAIN without suffix ing

bargain10 bargains11 bargained13 bargainer12 bargainers13 outbargain13 bargainings15 outbargains14 outbargained16 outbargaining17

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