dickered
Negotiated back and forth
Dickered is the past tense of dicker, meaning to bargain or haggle over terms.
The word suggests informal, back-and-forth negotiation rather than formal deal-making: They dickered over the price of the used car for an hour.
Dicker often implies petty or prolonged haggling: We dickered until we reached a compromise.
Negotiated over price
- bargainedNegotiated terms of exchange
- negotiatedReached terms through discussion
- barteredExchanged goods directly
- wrangledArgued or herded
chaffer · higgle · quibbled · bickered · disputed · argued · sparred · beat down
Agreement or distribution
- agreementShared position between parties
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- termsConditions of an agreement
compromise · swap · exchange · trade · quid-pro-quo · understanding · handshake · accord
Outdoor secondhand goods venue
- swap meetOutdoor sale of used goods
- bazaarOpen-air merchant district
- yard saleHome-based resale event
- pawnshopStore lending against collateral
antique shop · used car lot · street vendor · souk · market stall · garage sale · secondhand · consignment
haggled
Negotiated over price
- bargainedNegotiated terms of exchange
- negotiatedReached terms through discussion
- barteredExchanged goods directly
wrangled · chaffer · higgle · quibbled · bickered · disputed · argued · sparred · beat down · talked down
deal
Agreement or distribution
- agreementShared position between parties
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
terms · compromise · swap · exchange · trade · quid-pro-quo · understanding · handshake · accord · pact
flea market
Outdoor secondhand goods venue
pawnshop · antique shop · used car lot · street vendor · souk · market stall · garage sale · secondhand · consignment · auction
dickeredacquiesced
Agreed without protest
submitted · complied · capitulated · conceded