haggle
verb (haggle, haggles, haggled, haggling)
Everyday
To haggle is to argue over a price, each side trying to pay less or get more. tree →
In the lessons
in tales, a customer and a seller bargain over the price of goods
Examples
- The farmer and the trader haggled for an hour. tree →
- Mum always haggles at the market. tree →
- They haggled, but at last they paid three hundred roubles. tree →
Note
nothing for maths; the amount is agreed by arguing, and the word itself works out no sum
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