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bargain
noun
1 an agreement made between people buying and selling things, offering and accepting services, etc strike a bargain .
2 something offered for sale, or bought, at a low price.
verb (bargained , bargaining ) intr (often bargain with someone) to discuss the terms for buying or selling, etc.
[14c: from French bargaine ]
bargainer noun (esp in compounds ) a person, especially someone of a specified kind, who bargains a hard bargainer .
drive a hard bargain to enter into an agreement only after bargaining stubbornly for the best terms.
into the bargain in addition; besides lost his job, and his home into the bargain .
bargain for something to be prepared for it We hadn't bargained for a flood .
bargain on something esp with negatives to rely on it or expect it to happen wasn't bargaining on my mum arriving so early .
noun
1 an agreement made between people buying and selling things, offering and accepting services, etc strike a bargain .
2 something offered for sale, or bought, at a low price.
verb (bargained , bargaining ) intr (often bargain with someone) to discuss the terms for buying or selling, etc.
[14c: from French bargaine ]
bargainer noun (esp in compounds ) a person, especially someone of a specified kind, who bargains a hard bargainer .
drive a hard bargain to enter into an agreement only after bargaining stubbornly for the best terms.
into the bargain in addition; besides lost his job, and his home into the bargain .
bargain for something to be prepared for it We hadn't bargained for a flood .
bargain on something esp with negatives to rely on it or expect it to happen wasn't bargaining on my mum arriving so early .
barge
noun
1 a long flat-bottomed boat used on rivers and canals.
2 a large boat, often decorated, used in ceremonies, celebrations, etc.
verb (barged , barging )
1 intr (often barge about or around) to move in a clumsy ungraceful way.
2 tr & intr to hit or knock clumsily or roughly She barged right into him .
[14c: French, from Latin barga ]
barge in to interrupt a conversation, especially rudely or abruptly.
noun
1 a long flat-bottomed boat used on rivers and canals.
2 a large boat, often decorated, used in ceremonies, celebrations, etc.
verb (barged , barging )
1 intr (often barge about or around) to move in a clumsy ungraceful way.
2 tr & intr to hit or knock clumsily or roughly She barged right into him .
[14c: French, from Latin barga ]
barge in to interrupt a conversation, especially rudely or abruptly.
bargeboard
noun , archit a board, often a decorated one, along the edge of a gable.
[19c]
noun , archit a board, often a decorated one, along the edge of a gable.
[19c]
bargee
noun (bargees ) a person in charge of a barge. Also called bargeman.
noun (bargees ) a person in charge of a barge. Also called bargeman.
bargepole
noun a long pole used to move or guide a barge.
not touch something or someone with a bargepole colloq to refuse to have anything to do with it or them I wouldn't touch that job with a bargepole .
noun a long pole used to move or guide a barge.
not touch something or someone with a bargepole colloq to refuse to have anything to do with it or them I wouldn't touch that job with a bargepole .
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