Words and phrases that have a meaning related to dicker: (129 results)
Often used in the same context:
haggling, bargain, quibble, bicker, grumble, hagglers, cadge, barrelhead, nibble, compromise, dither, knickknack, hardball, bargain basement, cheapskate, pussyfoot, skedaddle, wheedling, gewgaw, cheep, yammer, vamoose, futz, spar, bartering, persnickety, squabble, griping, tiptoe, bloviate, demur, picayune, negotiation, dally, scrimp, glower, chew, connivers, econobox, kibitz, lowballed, begone, budges, diddle, seethe, wrangle, wilier, negotiating, figger, skinflint, nitpick, fret, cheapo, plunk, batna, pore, baksheesh, camry, bellyache, undercharge, pouters, miff, fussier, brass tacks, modus vivendi, tinker, squawk, schmooze, fusses, salesmen, kvetch, haw, tightwad, pounce, talk, maneuverer, duke, whine, costco, mull, rustproofing, bribable, posturing, pricy, gimcracks, philander, pander, weasel, naysay, defenestrate, pickier, factotums, sidle, blab, goosey, gazump, seeling, neos, rent, fuddle, hifalutin, hunker, aeroplane, airplane, club, confess, disco, marine, oyster, railroad, steamboat, winery, adventure, advertisement, aerodrome, affaire, airfield, airship, alter, ambulance, annuity, appanage
More specific:
bargain down, beat down
More general:
Also try:barter
— Adjectives for dicker: little, real, old, good, zikman, french, last, market, sharpest, whole, commercial, more...
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