trans·act 
(trăn-săkt, -zăkt)
(trăn-săkt, -zăkt)v. trans·act·ed, trans·act·ing, trans·acts
v.tr.
To do, carry on, or conduct: transact business over the phone; transacting trade agreements.
v.intr.
To conduct business: transacting with foreign leaders.
[Latin trānsigere, trānsāct- : trāns-, trans- + agere, to drive, do; see ag- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
trans·actor n.
- sweep someone off feet
- sweep (someone) off (someone's) feet
- sweep someone off someone's feet
- sweepstakes
- sweep under the rug
- sweet
- Sweet
- sweet acacia
- sweet alyssum
- sweet-and-sour
- sweet basil
- sweet bay
- sweet birch
- sweetbread
- sweetbriar
- sweetbrier
- sweet cherry
- sweet chestnut
- sweet cicely
- sweet cider
- sweet clover
- sweetclover
- sweet corn
- sweeten
- sweetener