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bar·gain
(bär g n)
KEY
NOUN:
bar·gained , bar·gain·ing , bar·gains VERB: intr.
tr.
PHRASAL VERB: bargain for or on
IDIOM: into /in the bargain
ETYMOLOGY: Middle English, from Old French bargaigne, haggling, from bargaignier, to haggle, of Germanic origin; see bhergh- 1 in Indo-European roots OTHER FORMS: bar gain·er
(Noun)
SYNONYMS: bargain , compact 2 , contract , covenant , deal 1 These nouns denote an agreement arrived at after a discussion in which the parties involved promise to honor their respective obligations: kept my end of the bargain and mowed the lawn; made a compact to correspond regularly; a legally binding contract to install new windows; a covenant for mutual defense; ignored the requests that weren't part of the deal.
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