higgler
/ˈhɪɡlər/
noun
- A person who bargains or haggles, especially over prices.
- The higgler at the market managed to get the price of the rug cut in half.
- The street vendors were used to dealing with higglers every day.
- My grandmother was a skilled higgler who never paid full price for anything.
- A person who buys goods to resell them, especially in a small-scale or informal way; a peddler.
- The higgler traveled from village to village selling pots and pans.
- In the old days, higglers were a common sight on country roads.
- She worked as a higgler, buying fresh produce from farmers and selling it in the city.