0 to exchange goods for other things rather than for money: --
We spent a whole hour bartering with stallholders for souvenirs.
He bartered his stamp collection for her comics.
2 to exchange goods for other things rather than for money: --
3 to exchange goods or services for other things rather than for money: --
4 to discuss and come to an agreement about the price of something: --
5 the practice or system of bartering goods: --
Barter can be attractive for smaller businesses keen to save money.
Because the interests of the inshore fishermen are not a great and important matter in our economy, will they be sold and bartered and changed?
We are dealing with the whole question of loyalty and status, and loyalty cannot be bartered away.
Moreover, in any event it is very dangerous to say that this freedom shall be bartered away by the parent.
We have neither sold nor bartered these possessions: we gave them away.
There can be no question of the outcome being bartered, balanced against or whatever.
The principles cannot be bartered away or be conditional on any prevalent mood.
Navigational rights are common rights and cannot be bartered over a table.
In other words, unless we bartered time for content there would be no agreement.