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Definition of sale
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sale is as below...
Sale (v. t.) The act of
selling;
the
transfer
of
property,
or a
contract
to
transfer
the
ownership
of
property,
from one
person
to
another
for a
valuable
consideration,
or for a price in
money..
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Subhepatic
::
Subhastation
(n.) A
public
sale or
auction.
Peddle
::
Peddle
(v. i.) To
travel
about with wares for sale; to go from place to
place,
or from house to
house,
for the
purpose
of
retailing
goods;
as, to
peddle
without
a
license..
Saleably
::
Saleably
(adv.)
See
Salable,
Salably,
etc..
Tag
::
Tag (n.) A sale of
usually
used items (such as
furniture,
clothing,
household
items or
bric-a-brac),
conducted
by one or a small group of
individuals,
at a
location
which is not a
normal
retail
establishment..
Bazar
::
Bazar (n.) In the East, an
exchange,
marketplace,
or
assemblage
of shops where goods are
exposed
for
sale..
Stapled
::
Staple
(a.)
Regularly
produced
or
manufactured
in large
quantities;
belonging
to
wholesale
traffic;
principal;
chief.
Bar
::
Bar (n.) A
barrier
or
counter,
over which
liquors
and food are
passed
to
customers;
hence,
the
portion
of the room
behind
the
counter
where
liquors
for sale are
kept..
Hospitaler
::
Hospitaler
(n.) One of an order of
knights
who built a
hospital
at
Jerusalem
for
pilgrims,
A. D. 1042. They were
called
Knights
of St. John of
Jerusalem,
and after the
removal
of the order to
Malta,
Knights
of
Malta..
Cant
::
Cant (n.) A call for
bidders
at a
public
sale; an
auction.
Scavage
::
Scavage
(n.) A toll or duty
formerly
exacted
of
merchant
strangers
by
mayors,
sheriffs,
etc., for goods shown or
offered
for sale
within
their
precincts..
Buttery
::
Buttery
(n.) A room in some
English
colleges
where
liquors,
fruit,
and
refreshments
are kept for sale to the
students..
Templar
::
Templar
(n.) One of a
religious
and
military
order first
established
at
Jerusalem,
in the early part of the 12th
century,
for the
protection
of
pilgrims
and of the Holy
Sepulcher.
These
Knights
Templars,
or
Knights
of the
Temple,
were so named
because
they
occupied
an
apartment
of the
palace
of
Bladwin
II. in
Jerusalem,
near the
Temple..
Proceeds
::
Proceeds
(n. pl.) That which comes forth or
results;
effect;
yield;
issue;
product;
sum
accruing
from a sale, etc..
Slaver
::
Slaver
(n.) A
person
engaged
in the
purchase
and sale of
slaves;
a slave
merchant,
or slave
trader..
Bargain
::
Bargain
(n.) An
agreement
between
parties
concerning
the sale of
property;
or a
contract
by which one party binds
himself
to
transfer
the right to some
property
for a
consideration,
and the other party binds
himself
to
receive
the
property
and pay the
consideration..
Warehouseman
::
Warehouseman
(n.) One who keeps a
wholesale
shop or store for
Manchester
or
woolen
goods.
Saleb
::
Saleb (n.) See
Salep.
Cadge
::
Cadge (n.) A
circular
frame on which
cadgers
carry hawks for sale.
Pantechnicon
::
Pantechnicon
(n.) A
depository
or place where all sorts of
manufactured
articles
are
collected
for sale.
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) A
settled
mart; an
emporium;
a city or town to which
merchants
brought
commodities
for sale or
exportation
in bulk; a place for
wholesale
traffic.
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