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traffickingn.

Brit. /ˈtrafᵻkɪŋ/, U.S. /ˈtræfɪkɪŋ/
Forms: see traffic v. and -ing suffix1; also Scottish pre-1700 traffiqueing.
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: traffic v., -ing suffix1.
Etymology: < traffic v. + -ing suffix1. Compare earlier traffic n.
1.
a. Originally and in early use chiefly Scottish. The action of engaging in (typically clandestine) dealings or communication with another, later esp. an enemy or malevolent supernatural being; plotting, scheming; conspiracy. Also occasionally: an act or instance of this.In the late 16th and 17th cent. often with reference to Roman Catholic plotting against the state or established religion; cf. traffic v. 4a(a), trafficking adj. 1, and trafficker n. 2.
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1567 in J. Beveridge & G. Donaldson Reg. Secreti Sigilli Regum Scotorum (1963) VI. 12/1 His traffiqueing in the realme of France..and committand certane crymes in the samin.
a1630 D. Hume Hist. Houses Douglas & Angus (1644) ii. 262 That which incensed him most, was his correspondencie, and secret trafficking and meeting with the banished Douglasses.
1656 W. Sanderson Compl. Hist. Mary & James VI ii. 175 Their trafficking with forein Princes against Religion.
1714 Daily Courant 3 Nov. Being disturbed in our Religious Concerns, by the restless and intriguing trafficking of..Enemies of the Protestant Religion the Papists and their Abettors.
1755 in D. Moysie Mem. Affairs Scotl. Index Bothwell..Accused of trafficking with witches.
1816 Scots Mag. May 349/2 The notorious revelation of her trafficking with fiends, and holding communion with the spirits of darkness.
1826 J. Galt Last of Lairds xxi. 189 Ye ken best what trafeckin has been between you and her.
1863 J. A. Froude Hist. Eng. VIII. viii. 132 Thus the antagonism went on, irritating Elizabeth..into dangerous traffickings with the Bishop of Aquila and his successor.
1919 Daily Mail 15 Mar. 5/6 A woman has been arrested in Paris on a charge of trafficking with the enemy. She..is alleged to have been on intimate terms with Hun officers.
1992 M. Blakesley in A. Miller Crucible Introd. p. x Many confessed to the sin of trafficking with the Devil when the only alternative was to be hanged.
b. Scottish. The process of arranging or negotiating something, probably in the context of private communication or secretive dealings. Cf. traffic v. 4a(b). Obsolete. rare.Apparently an isolated use.
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the mind > language > speech > agreement > [noun] > terms of agreement > negotiating or making terms
bargain1330
treatyc1405
overture1427
chafferingc1449
treatingc1450
entreat1485
patising1530
practice1540
articulating1562
capitulation1569
entreatance1574
tractation1600
interdealing1611
negotiation1614
tractate1618
haggling1632
traffickinga1649
bargaining1669
conditioning1680
transacting1686
higgling1700
stipulation1792
treatment1828
haggle1829
coming to terms1843
a1649 W. Drummond Hist. Scotl. (1655) 11 The main business about which the Arch-bishop came, was the trafficking of a Marriage between Lewis the Daulphine..with Margaret Daughter to King Iames.
2. The action of traffic v. in various other senses; (in early use chiefly) the activity of engaging in trade; buying and selling; commerce; (later chiefly) illegal or illicit trade or dealing, esp. the distribution and sale of illegal drugs, or the trade in or procurement of human beings, typically for the purpose of exploitation. Also occasionally: an instance of this.Also with modifying word; see also child trafficking n., dope-trafficking n. human trafficking n., sex trafficking n., etc.From the late 19th and early 20th cent. used increasingly to denote illicit trade in goods or people, and gaining currency from the 1970s.
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society > trade and finance > [noun]
mongingOE
cheapinga1000
cheapOE
chaffer?c1225
merchandisea1300
market-making1340
merchandyc1350
corseriec1380
chafferinga1382
need-doinga1382
changea1387
chapmanhoodc1386
cossery?a1400
bargaining1401
merchandisinga1425
merchandrya1450
intercourse1473
business1478
chapmanry1483
the feat of merchandisec1503
market1525
trade1549
marting1553
contractation1555
trading1556
merchantryc1560
marketing1561
mart1562
trafficking1570
contraction1582
tract1582
nundination1586
commerce1587
chafferya1599
negotiation1601
intertraffica1603
traffic1603
commercery1604
intertrading1606
correspondence1607
mercature1611
correspondency1613
coss?1635
negotiating1640
dealing1691
chapmanship1727
merchanting1883
intertrade1915
society > trade and finance > illegal or immoral trading > [noun]
trafficking1570
traffic1583
horse-corsing1602
mongering1846
pinhooking1962
1570 C. Hodson & W. Borough Let. 15 July in R. Hakluyt Princ. Navigations (1589) ii. 426 We haue this winter..bene kept from trafiquing, to the companies great losse.
1630 tr. G. Botero Relations Famous Kingdomes World (rev. ed.) ii. 294 By continuall trafficking with..Poland, and all the Easterne Countries,..they grow very wealthy.
a1656 A. Gray Direct. Duty of Prayer (1669) i. 17 We conceive it [sc. prayer] is a sweet travelling and trafficking of the soul betwixt emptinesse and fulnesse..; or in short, it is a souls conference with God.
1674 G. Fox Line of Righteousness & Justice 10 See that you are..faithful to your Promises in all your Tradings, Traffickings, Bargainings.
1793 M. Harley Juliana Ormeston I. v. 28 May the inhuman practice of trafficking for human flesh be speedily abolished.
1879 Scotsman 26 Nov. 7/2 A bartering and trafficking in public interests for personal ends.
1896 Age (Melbourne) 8 Mar. 13/1 Between [convicts and certain of their custodians]..there is a constant commerce in contraband commodities, which is known in prison parlance by the term ‘trafficking’.
1919 Near East 19 Dec. 697/2 Inspectors..will..prevent illicit excavations and trafficking in objects of antiquity.
1946 Times of India 16 Dec. 1/4 More families..wish to adopt children; therefore, baby trafficking has resulted.
1989 D. J. Mabry Lat. Amer. Narcotics Trade vi. 75 The U.S. military..involved in fighting the production and trafficking in drugs from Latin America.
1994 Los Angeles Times 29 Jan. b3/4 Wardens say wildlife trafficking is increasingly well organized and often connected with narcotics and weapons dealing.
2013 Independent 27 Mar. 11/1 The accused..deny 47 counts that include rape, trafficking and organising prostitution of underage girls.
3. Cell Biology and Physiology. The movement or transportation of molecules, ions, cells (esp. leucocytes), etc., across membranes, between cells or tissues, or to a particular location within a cell or organ. Cf. traffic v. 7a, 7b.
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1936 Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 76 115 The trafficking between the internal environment and the external environment is dynamically structural and supplies the energies which activate the organism.
1970 J. E. Harris & J. G. Sinkovics Immunol. Malignant Dis. i. 15 This constant trafficking would suit the memory cell population's purpose of being available to meet old antigens wherever macrophages might find and hold antigen in lymphoid tissue.
1989 Jrnl. Cell Biol. 109 3231/2 Transgenic mice represent a valuable system for analysing trafficking pathways and sorting mechanisms of secretory proteins in vivo.
2012 Plant Physiol. 158 24/2 Regulated trafficking of proteins, RNAs, RNA-protein complexes, and other molecules into and out of the nucleus is important in diverse processes.

Compounds

C1. As a modifier.
a. With the sense ‘of or relating to trade or commerce; for or employed in trading’, as in trafficking goods, trafficking place, trafficking vessel, trafficking voyage, etc. Now rare and chiefly historical.
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1695 R. Ferguson Brief Acct. Incroachm. & Depredations of Dutch upon Eng. 49 We..did leave our selves destitute of such a Number of Ships of War, as might..have covered and defended our trafficking Vessels.
1726 Lives & Amours Queens & Royal Mistresses 165 Those Indulgences..are good trafficking Commodities.
1729 W. Hatchett tr. J. P. Bignon Adventures of Abdalla 9 Resolving to apply themselves to Commerce, and to go a trafficking Voyage to Siam.
1799 W. Tooke View Russ. Empire I. ii. i. 357 The parishes..contain..even 1000 and more farms, from 3 to 7 churches,..markets, and trafficking places.
1827 New Monthly Mag. 20 135 Shoals of little trafficking barks, laden with all the produce of the country.
1850 Chelmsford Chron. 15 Nov. The trafficking goods, such as I have mentioned—blankets, brass wire.., hatchets of very inferior make.
1860 Deseret News (Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory) 26 Sept. 236/3 The Utah Chief, Arapeen, started with a strong party of his tribe on a trafficking expedition to the Navajoe country.
1938 C. P. Nettels Roots Amer. Civilization (1940) ix. 225 Plymouth Colony established trading posts on the Connecticut, Kennebec, and Penobscot Rivers, while..prior to 1650..Springfield was a trafficking center.
b. With the sense ‘of, relating to, or associated with illegal or illicit trade or dealing, or with the trade in or procurement of human beings, typically for the purpose of exploitation’, as in trafficking offense, trafficking victim, etc.
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1911 F. Martyn Holiday in Gaol (N.Y. ed.) xxxiv. 208 The prisoners in one of the halls were..searched to discover those who were concerned in alleged extensive trafficking operations.
1970 Washington Post 25 Jan. a14/1 Distribution of small amounts of marijuana for no profit..would not be treated as a trafficking offense.
1996 Forced Labor (U.S. Dept. Labor) p. x Cooperation by all relevant law enforcement agencies to dismantle trafficking networks and..training programs aimed at preventing sex tourism.
2015 G. Ritzer & P. Dean Globalization (ed. 2) x. 287 The vast majority of trafficking victims are women and girls.
C2.
trafficking ring n. an organization or network of people engaged in illegal or illicit trade or dealing, esp. the distribution and sale of illegal drugs, or the trade in or procurement of human beings, typically for the purpose of exploitation.
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1927 Indianapolis Times 6 Apr. 1/6 (headline) Theft of 38 autos admitted. Local woman, two men are held as members of trafficking ring.
1944 Sunday Mail (Brisbane) 11 June 5/3 Some of the opium..was obtained by trafficking rings and distributed where more profit could be made.
1973 Austin (Texas) Statesman 4 May 21/7 Governments have..broken up international trafficking rings and..made the illicit trade as dangerous for the traffickers as the merchandise is for the drug users.
2014 K. Rich Interviewing Rape Victims ii. 66 Once a trafficking ring takes root in a community, all local children become vulnerable.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2020; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

traffickingadj.

Brit. /ˈtrafᵻkɪŋ/, U.S. /ˈtræfɪkɪŋ/
Forms: see traffic v. and -ing suffix2; also Scottish pre-1700 trafequeing, pre-1700 traffequeing, pre-1700 trafficqueing, pre-1700 traffiqueing, pre-1700 traficqueing.
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: traffic v., -ing suffix2.
Etymology: < traffic v. + -ing suffix2.
1. Scottish. Engaged in clandestine dealings or plots, typically for the purpose of making religious converts; proselytizing. Obsolete (historical in later use).Chiefly used of Roman Catholic proselytizers; cf. traffic v. 4a(a), trafficking n. 1a, and trafficker n. 2.
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the mind > will > intention > planning > plotting > [adjective] > conspiring
trafficking1592
colluding1611
conspiranta1616
colloguing1620
conspiratious1652
complotting1682
caballing1690
confederating1697
1592 in Rec. Parl. Scotl. to 1707 (2007) 1592/4/32 Proclamationis maid..aganis Jesuites, seminary preistis and trafficqueing papistis.
1648 Declar. Commissioners of Gen. Assembly 15 Let Presbyteries..be carefull to discover, try, and censure any trafficking Sectaries, and all such as favour their opinions and wayes.
1671 W. Rait Vindic. Reformed Relig. Pref. to Rdr. sig. bv This short dialogue was by her put into the hands of a traffiquing Romanist, and in stead of her Conversion so much desired, eight sheets of paper are stuffed with reflections.
1759 Scots Mag. June 329/1 Neil McFie, indicted as being a Popish priest, Jesuit, or trafficking Papist, was banished Scotland, never to return, if still a Papist, on pain of death.
1884 J. Mackintosh Hist. Civilization Scotl. III. xxix. 263 In the end of the year 1663, the town council of Aberdeen ordered that..three trafficking Quakers..should be conveyed out of the town.
2. Originally and until the mid 20th cent. chiefly: engaged in trading, esp. between nations; commercially active, mercantile. Now usually: engaged in illegal or illicit trade; involved in the trade in or procurement of human beings, typically for the purpose of exploitation.
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1611 J. Maxwell Golden Art 21 The merchant and trafficking man [must] take pains to vnderstand what belongeth to the handling of merchandise & wares in the ship, & in the shop, at home & abroad.
1693 J. A. Barnard Bohun's Geogr. Dict. (new ed.) 94/2 A rich and trafficking Town of the Kingdom of Peru.
1710 W. Forbes Let. Law of Election Members of Parl. 38 No Person can be Elected Commissioner for a Royal Burgh, unless he be a Burgess, and a Residing Trafficking Merchant therein.
1743 tr. P. de la Court Polit. Maxims of Holland iii. iii. 356 Sydon being a city in Syria, upon a coast abounding with fish and good havens,..was..a merchantile or trafficking city.
1835 Liberator (Boston) 24 Jan. 14/6 They are, eminently, a trafficking people, and trade directly with various parts of the civilized world.
1861 Morning Post 1 Aug. 2/2 Already their natural trafficking spirit has been roused.
1898 Quorn Mercury 19 Aug. That was merely the payment to the trafficking officer, tobacco and all luxuries for the prisoner having to be found by his friends.
1922 Compton's Pictured Encycl. III. 1529/2 Through the Phoenicians, the great trafficking race of the age, the early Greeks came in contact with the art of Babylonia, Assyria, and Egypt.
1997 P. Kwong Forbidden Workers 237 All nations have the responsibility..to arrest and prosecute trafficking criminals.
2009 L. Paoli et al. World Heroin Market i. iii. 67 Asymmetry of supply and demand—specifically, the small number of producing and trafficking nations versus the large number of consuming nations.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2020; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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