new deal
Revised terms offered
A new deal is a fresh arrangement or agreement, often replacing one that wasn't working: After the merger fell through, both sides went back to negotiate a new deal.
In card games, a new deal means shuffling and distributing the cards again. (Capitalized New Deal is the 1930s U.S. reform program.)
Discussion seeking mutual accord
negotiation
Discussion seeking mutual accord
- gambling lingoall in, ante up, raise the stakes, go all in, high roller
- reformreform movement, reform movements, reform party, reformer, reformist
- newfresh, newest, recent, current, modern
- Early 1900sroaring twenties, flapper, jazz, speakeasy, prohibition
new deallaissez-faire
Noninterference in commerce
Reaganomics · supply-side economics · trickle-down economics · neoliberalism · austerity
new dealstatus quo
Existing condition of affairs
business as usual · same old thing · ancien régime · established order · tradition
new dealrollback
Return to prior condition
retrenchment · Tea Party movement · dismantlement · Thatcherism · return to normalcy
new, deal, renew, dealer, renewal, dealing, dealt, deals, newly