Associations to the word «Barter»
Noun
- Commodity
- Fur
- Currency
- Bead
- Yam
- Exchange
- Merchandise
- Trader
- Trading
- Subsistence
- Native
- Trade
- Ware
- Transaction
- Canoe
- Good
- Cloth
- Cocoa
- Item
- Economy
- Caravan
- Barley
- Negroes
- Grain
- Tobacco
- Skin
- Hog
- Bride
- Spaniard
- Indian
- Selling
- Money
- Spice
- Market
- Liquor
- Cattle
- Price
- Nut
- Commerce
- Food
- Quantity
- Bread
- Supply
- Auction
- Colonist
- Necessity
- Basket
- Beef
- Treasure
- Gift
- Axe
- Tribe
- Value
- Syndication
- Savage
- Rice
- Cotton
- Provision
- Farmer
- Hoffmann
- Sheep
- Faust
- Coinage
- Product
- Fish
- Overture
- Shell
- Mozart
- Knife
- Verdi
- Pelt
- Crop
- Trapper
- Pearl
- Repertory
- Seville
- Outcry
- Cash
- Propensity
- Hatchet
- Sale
- Opera
- Libretto
- Sell
- Bazaar
- Cinnamon
- Intercourse
Wiktionary
BARTER, noun. An equal exchange
BARTER, verb. Exchange goods or services without involving money
Dictionary definition
BARTER, noun. An equal exchange; "we had no money so we had to live by barter".
BARTER, verb. Exchange goods without involving money.
Wise words
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