transitive. Of two persons or parties: To exchange (commodities, gifts, courtesies, words, etc.) with each other; to give and receive in reciprocity.

transitive. To exchange or barter (something) for profit; to trade (one thing) for another. Obsolete.

transitive. To give (a commodity) in exchange for something taken as of equivalent value; distinguished from purchase and sell, which imply that…

transitive. To exchange, to interchange; to barter; to deal in (a thing) by buying and selling again. In later use only in to corse horses.

transitive. To exchange, barter.

To exchange (commodities) for profit; to barter. Const. for a thing, with a person.

transitive. To barter, exchange. Also absol.

transitive. To barter, exchange.

transitive. To buy and sell; to traffic in; to exchange, barter. Obsolete.

to chop and change: an alliterative phrase in which, as the force of the word chop has become… transitive. To buy and sell, exchange; also figurative.

transitive. To exchange one thing for another by way of commerce; to barter. to chop away: to barter away; also figurative, to bargain away or let…

To exchange, barter. cope away: to give away in exchange, to barter away. dialect.

intransitive. To exchange, barter, ‘swop’. (It is doubtful whether quot. 1593 belongs here.)

To give or dispose of in exchange for something else; to exchange (a thing) with another person. Also, to give (something) to (a person) by way of…

To exchange, barter.

With for (†with) before the thing taken in exchange. In modern use also with against (? after French contre). Also absol.

transitive. To dispose of by trade or barter; to exchange for something else.

transitive and intransitive. To exchange, barter, swap.

transitive. Originally: to arrange a trade, barter, or other deal for (something). In later use: to agree (a price, deal, etc.) by bargaining or…

intransitive. To engage or participate in hard and shrewd bargaining; to negotiate. Also transitive: to exchange (something) for something else…