transitive. To establish by agreement or authority (a settled condition, an alliance, a peace). Obsolete.

transitive. To handle or discuss (an affair) with a view to settlement; to negotiate, arrange, plan; rarely in bad sense, to plot (quot. 1622). In…

intransitive. To trade as a merchant. Also: to bargain, haggle; to negotiate.

transitive. To negotiate: = treat, v. 1b.

transitive. To arrange by treaty or stipulation; to negotiate; to stipulate. Also with infinitive or clause as object. Obsolete.

transitive. To make terms about (something), agree upon the terms of; to negotiate, to conclude. Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange by articles or certain conditions. Obsolete.

intransitive. Originally: to resist or withstand (an opponent). Later: to contend with in argument, to dispute with (also with that-clause); to…

transitive. To traffic in, in a petty way; to retail or expose for sale (esp. in small quantities); to bargain over. Also, to adulterate. literal and…

To deal or communicate with, without implication of trade. Cf. traffic, n. 3b. transitive. Scottish. To arrange or contrive (an outcome), with…

To deal in or with; to traffic in, negotiate about; to handle, treat; to discuss. archaic.

intransitive. Of a proposed agreement, treaty, etc.: to be in negotiation. Only in continuous tenses. Obsolete.

transitive. To negotiate (something) again, esp. in order to change the original terms of an agreement. Also intransitive.