bargander

/ˈbɑrɡændər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who buys or sells goods for another, especially a merchant who buys goods for resale.

“The bargander made a tidy profit by selling the goods at a higher price than he bought them for.”

2. verb

To buy or sell goods for another, especially on behalf of a merchant.

“He barganded the goods at the market, getting a good price for them.”

Synonyms

  • broker
  • merchant

Antonyms

  • buyer
  • seller