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Definition of merchant
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Merchant
(n.) One who keeps a store or shop for the sale of
goods;
a
shopkeeper.
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Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(a.) Being a
bankrupt
or in a
condition
of
bankruptcy;
unable
to pay, or
legally
discharged
from
paying,
one's
debts;
as, a
bankrupt
merchant..
Trafficker
::
Trafficker
(n.) One who
traffics,
or
carries
on
commerce;
a
trader;
a
merchant..
Billhead
::
Billhead
(n.) A
printed
form, used by
merchants
in
making
out bills or
rendering
accounts..
Merchantmen
::
Merchantmen
(pl. ) of
Merchantma.
Mate
::
Mate (n.) An
officer
in a
merchant
vessel
ranking
next below the
captain.
If there are more than one
bearing
the
title,
they are
called,
respectively,
first mate,
second
mate, third mate, etc. In the navy, a
subordinate
officer
or
assistant;
as,
master's
mate;
surgeon's
mate..
Solvability
::
Solvability
(n.) The
condition
of being
solvent;
ability
to pay all just
debts;
solvency;
as, the
solvability
of a
merchant..
Adventure
::
Adventure
(n.) A
mercantile
or
speculative
enterprise
of
hazard;
a
venture;
a
shipment
by a
merchant
on his own
account.
Butlerage
::
Butlerage
(n.) A duty of two
shillings
on every tun of wine
imported
into
England
by
merchant
strangers;
-- so
called
because
paid to the
king's
butler
for the king.
Commissionnaire
::
Commissionnaire
(n.) An agent or
factor;
a
commission
merchant.
Convoy
::
Convoy
(v. t.) To
accompany
for
protection,
either
by sea or land; to
attend
for
protection;
to
escort;
as, a
frigate
convoys
a
merchantman..
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..
Howadji
::
Howadji
(n.) A
merchant;
-- so
called
in the East
because
merchants
were
formerly
the chief
travelers.
Merchantman
::
Merchantman
(n.) A
trading
vessel;
a ship
employed
in the
transportation
of
goods,
as,
distinguished
from a
man-of-war..
Argosy
::
Argosy
(n.) A large ship, esp. a
merchant
vessel
of the
largest
size..
Tolsey
::
Tolsey
(n.) A
tollbooth;
also, a
merchants'
meeting
place,
or
exchange..
-ant
::
-ant () A
suffix
sometimes
marking
the agent for
action;
as,
merchant,
covenant,
servant,
pleasant,
etc. Cf.
-ent..
Advance
::
Advance
(v. t.) To
furnish,
as money or other
value,
before
it
becomes
due, or in aid of an
enterprise;
to
supply
beforehand;
as, a
merchant
advances
money on a
contract
or on goods
consigned
to him..
Countingroom
::
Countingroom
(v.) The house or room in which a
merchant,
trader,
or
manufacturer
keeps his books and
transacts
business..
Sea Pass
::
Sea pass () A
document
carried
by
neutral
merchant
vessels
in time of war, to show their
nationality;
a sea
letter
or
passport.
See
Passport..
Mercantile
::
Mercantile
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
merchants,
or the
business
of
merchants;
having
to do with
trade,
or the
buying
and
selling
of
commodities;
commercial..
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