Trader is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRADER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who trades
• a person who buys and sells goods, currency, or shares.
• a merchant ship.
• person who engages in trade
• One engaged in trade or commerce; one who makes a business of buying and selling or of barter; a merchant; a trafficker; as, a trader to the East Indies; a country trader.
• A vessel engaged in the coasting or foreign trade.
• someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods to be sold
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that trades

Words related to TRADER

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Words that contain TRADER

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How to use TRADER in a sentence

• You are a trader, and have turned war into a trading venture.
• They are both masters of their art, and can load a mule with a speed and skill which I would defy any Santa Fe trader to excel.
• In less than an hour the money was paid, the papers were signed, sealed, and delivered, and my brother and children were in the hands of the trader.
• On coming to it, it proved to be an American, a trader of the name of Finley, with three Canadians, on his way from Prairie du Chien to St.
• In 1766, Kentucky was first explored, by John Finlay, an Indian trader, Colonel Daniel Boon, and others.
• You are a Free Trader, and you are to be sent to your death.
• This both the Major and the trader noted, and their curiosity became aroused.
• Who could the man be, and why did he have so many guns? Perhaps he was a trader, and dealt with the Indians.
• And the duties of a Free Trader covered a wide range of knowledge and practice.
• And, as a Free Trader, spur-of-the-moment action was a necessary way of life.
• Once, after a brutal beating, Young Pete backed to the wagon, pulled the rifle from beneath the seat, and threatened to kill the trader.
• I own a few slaves, and I will sell them to any Northern man or woman at half-price for what I could get from a trader, and they may send them to Liberia.
• There was a suggestion of the Viking of old about this northern trader.
• Neither spoke until the men halted in front of the trader and relieved themselves of their burdens.
• The tribes were few and small, and there was plenty of room for the hunter, the farmer, the trader.
• He entered the office in angry mood, and, after a dry salutation, held out the newspaper to the trader.
• Raskolnikoff went on, and came to the place in the Haymarket where he had met the trader and his wife and Elizabeth.
• The trader, in consequence, invited him to stop with him a few days, and accordingly he remained there until the 14th.
• A French fur trader gave Wetzel that name years ago, and it has clung to him.
• Soon that depraved vagabond, the French trader, with cheap trinkets and vile whisky, made his appearance.
• Whenever woman goes into trade she quickly gets a reputation as a sharp trader.
• They said the trader had bewitched their chief, and it must be stopped, or they would kill the intruder.
• The trader, as such, believes entirely and whole-heartedly in the unity of mankind.
• A grave lawyer would have debased his dignity, and a young trader would have impaired his credit by appearing in those mansions of dissolute licentiousness.
• Jack and Solomon were lodging at a log inn, kept by a Dutch trader, half a mile or so from the scene of the council.
• She will arrive evidently from the verge of total wreck, an ordinary trader in ballast, with nothing suspicious about her.
• Scarcely a single Indian is a convinced free trader.
• Whenever I use the phrase free trade or free trader, I mean either a tariff for revenue only or one who advocates it.

Similar words containing TRAD without suffix er

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