Definition

A person who negotiates the price of something, often trying to get a better deal.

Example

The haggler managed to lower the price of the antique vase significantly.

Conversation

I met someone at the market who was quite the haggler.

Really? What did they try to negotiate?

They managed to get a great price on some fruits.

That's impressive! I wish I could be that good at haggling.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Haggler → The word 'haggler' originates from the Middle English 'haglen', meaning to haggle or dispute over a price. It refers to a person who engages in bargaining or negotiating, especially over the price of goods.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who is 'disputing' or 'bargaining' over a price — that's what a haggler does.

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