Barter ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Barter ( verb )

  1. To trade goods or services without using money.
  2. To exchange goods or services with another person or business.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french barterer, of unknown origin.

Examples:

  1. They bartered goods at the market.
  2. I offered to barter my services for a place to stay.
  3. Bartering is a common practice in many cultures.
  4. She bartered her goods with the merchants.
  5. He was willing to barter his goods for food.

(As a noun)

Barter ( noun )

  1. To trade goods or services without using money.
  2. To exchange goods or services with another person or business.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french barterer, of unknown origin.

Examples:

  1. They bartered goods at the market.
  2. I offered to barter my services for a place to stay.
  3. Bartering is a common practice in many cultures.
  4. She bartered her goods with the merchants.
  5. He was willing to barter his goods for food.
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