Deal ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Deal ( verb )

1. To distribute or apportion.
2. To bargain or negotiate the terms of an agreement.
3. To buy and sell goods or property.

Origin:

Middle english dealen, from old english dǣlan to divide; akin to old high german telōn to part, divide.

Examples:

1. She dealt the cards to the players.
2. They dealt with the problem in an efficient manner.
3. He is dealing in antique furniture.
4. The two sides are dealing with each other to reach an agreement.
5. She dealt him a harsh blow to the head.

(As a noun)

Deal ( noun )

1. To distribute or apportion.
2. To bargain or negotiate the terms of an agreement.
3. To buy and sell goods or property.

Origin:

Middle english dealen, from old english dǣlan to divide; akin to old high german telōn to part, divide.

Examples:

1. She dealt the cards to the players.
2. They dealt with the problem in an efficient manner.
3. He is dealing in antique furniture.
4. The two sides are dealing with each other to reach an agreement.
5. She dealt him a harsh blow to the head.