chaffer

/ˈtʃæfər/
verb
  1. To bargain or haggle about the price of something.
    • He enjoys chaffering for antiques, always trying to get a better deal.
    • The two merchants chaffered for an hour before agreeing on a price for the spices.
    • At the flea market, she chaffered with the vendor over the price of an old lamp.
noun
  1. The act of bargaining or haggling.
    • After some chaffer, they settled on a fair price for the used car.
    • The market was full of the lively chaffer of buyers and sellers.
    • A little chaffer is expected when buying handmade goods at the fair.
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