broker

/ˈbroʊkər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who acts as an intermediary between two other people or parties in negotiating agreements or transactions.

“The real estate broker helped the couple find their dream home.”

2. noun

A financial or commodities firm that acts as an intermediary in buying and selling securities, commodities, or other financial instruments on behalf of clients.

“The investment broker handled the client’s stock portfolio with care.”

3. verb

To act as an intermediary or agent in negotiating agreements or transactions.

“The company brokered a deal between the supplier and the manufacturer.”

4. verb

To arrange or facilitate a deal, agreement, or transaction.

“The real estate agent brokered a sale for the property.”

Synonyms

  • agent
  • dealer
  • intermediary
  • middleman

Antonyms

  • direct
  • personal