Definition

A person who makes a higher offer on a property after another buyer has already made an offer, often to take advantage of the situation.

Example

The gazumper swooped in with a better price, leaving the first buyer frustrated.

Conversation

Did you hear about that house on Maple Street?

Yeah, I heard someone tried to gazumper the offer right before it closed.

That's so frustrating! It's like people don't care about fairness anymore.

I know, right? It just makes the whole process more stressful.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from unknown sources, meaning it does not have a clear etymological root in Latin, Greek, Old English, or Old French.

Memory Tip

Since 'gazumper' does not have a clear origin, think of it as a unique term that may represent something specific or whimsical, helping you remember that it is not derived from traditional roots.

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