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Definition of trade
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 trade is as below...
Trade (v.) A
company
of men
engaged
in the same
occupation;
thus,
booksellers
and
publishers
speak of the
customs
of the
trade,
and are
collectively
designated
as the
trade..
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Bargain
::
Bargain
(v. t.) To
transfer
for a
consideration;
to
barter;
to
trade;
as, to
bargain
one horse for
another..
Excise
::
Excise
(n.) In
inland
duty or
impost
operating
as an
indirect
tax on the
consumer,
levied
upon
certain
specified
articles,
as,
tobacco,
ale,
spirits,
etc., grown or
manufactured
in the
country.
It is also
levied
to
pursue
certain
trades
and deal in
certain
commodities.
Certain
direct
taxes (as, in
England,
those on
carriages,
servants,
plate,
armorial
bearings,
etc.),
are
included
in the
excise.
Often used
adjectively;
as,
excise
duties;
excise
law;
excise
system..
Tradeful
::
Tradeful
(a.) Full of
trade;
busy in
traffic;
commercial.
Merchandise
::
Merchandise
(n.) The
objects
of
commerce;
whatever
is
usually
bought
or sold in
trade,
or
market,
or by
merchants;
wares;
goods;
commodities..
Idiograph
::
Idiograph
(n.) A mark or
signature
peculiar
to an
individual;
a
trade-mark.
Traffic
::
Traffic
(v. i.) To trade
meanly
or
mercenarily;
to
bargain.
Trader
::
Trader
(n.) One
engaged
in trade or
commerce;
one who makes a
business
of
buying
and
selling
or of
barter;
a
merchant;
a
trafficker;
as, a
trader
to the East
Indies;
a
country
trader..
Wholesale
::
Wholesale
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
engaged
in, trade by the piece or large
quantity;
selling
to
retailers
or
jobbers
rather
than to
consumers;
as, a
wholesale
merchant;
the
wholesale
price..
Easterling
::
Easterling
(n.) A
native
of a
country
eastward
of
another;
-- used, by the
English,
of
traders
or
others
from the
coasts
of the
Baltic..
Amphipoda
::
Amphipoda
(n. pl.) A
numerous
group of
fourteen
--
footed
Crustacea,
inhabiting
both fresh and salt
water.
The body is
usually
compressed
laterally,
and the
anterior
pairs or legs are
directed
downward
and
forward,
but the
posterior
legs are
usually
turned
upward
and
backward.
The beach flea is an
example.
See
Tetradecapoda
and
Arthrostraca..
Negotiate
::
Negotiate
(v. i.) To
transact
business;
to carry on
trade.
Banian
::
Banian
(n.) A
Hindoo
trader,
merchant,
cashier,
or money
changer..
Advantageous
::
Advantageous
(a.) Being of
advantage;
conferring
advantage;
gainful;
profitable;
useful;
beneficial;
as, an
advantageous
position;
trade is
advantageous
to a
nation..
Outport
::
Outport
(n.) A
harbor
or port at some
distance
from the chief town or seat of
trade.
Scab
::
Scab (n.) A
nickname
for a
workman
who
engages
for lower wages than are fixed by the
trades
unions;
also, for one who takes the place of a
workman
on a
strike..
Tradeswoman
::
Tradeswoman
(n.) A woman who
trades,
or is
skilled
in
trade..
Traded
::
Traded
(a.)
Professional;
practiced.
Mercery
::
Mercery
(n.) The trade of
mercers;
the goods in which a
mercer
deals.
Lingua Franca
::
Lingua
Franca
() The
commercial
language
of the
Levant,
-- a
mixture
of the
languages
of the
people
of the
region
and of
foreign
traders..
Owl
::
Owl (v. i.)
Hence,
to carry on any
contraband
trade..
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