0 present participle of barter
1 to exchange goods for other things rather than for money:
He bartered his stamp collection for her comics.
We spent a whole hour bartering with stallholders for souvenirs.
Sophisticated societies eased the bartering process by introducing universally understood common standards.
The intensification of pottery production and increased export of locally produced vessels may have created the need for community leaders to take charge of bartering long-distance trade.
The word "market" among my colleagues seems to convey the idea of despicable people buying and selling, bartering and haggling.
The bartering which up to now has indeed been prohibited under law but has nevertheless been common practice has not been legalised by this directive.
There is to be no bartering of development for peacekeeping operations – we simply need to adopt an integrated approach.
There is quite consciously no bartering of prisoners for weapons2014;no link between the two.
There is no question of bartering over the heads of anybody here.
There may have been some bartering of personal possessions for food, but my evidence is that it so it cannot have been extensive.
