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Traditional English :: auction
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auctioneering.html - n. & v. --n. a sale of goods, usu. in public, in which articles are sold to the highest bidder. --v.auction bridge 1 a form of bridge in which players bid for the right to name trumps. 2 the sequence of bids made at bridge. Dutch auction a sale, usu. public, of goods in which the price is reduced by the auctioneer until a buyer is found. [L auctio increase, auction f. augere auct- increase] |
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Traditional English :: auctioneer
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auctioneering.html - n. a person who conducts auctions professionally, by calling for bids and declaring goods sold. |
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Traditional English :: auction
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auctioneering.html - n. & v. --n. a sale of goods, usu. in public, in which articles are sold to the highest bidder. --v.auction bridge 1 a form of bridge in which players bid for the right to name trumps. 2 the sequence of bids made at bridge. Dutch auction a sale, usu. public, of goods in which the price is reduced by the auctioneer until a buyer is found. [L auctio increase, auction f. augere auct- increase] |
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Traditional English :: auctioneer
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auctioneering.html - n. a person who conducts auctions professionally, by calling for bids and declaring goods sold. |
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Traditional English :: auction
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auctioneering.html - n. & v. --n. a sale of goods, usu. in public, in which articles are sold to the highest bidder. --v.auction bridge 1 a form of bridge in which players bid for the right to name trumps. 2 the sequence of bids made at bridge. Dutch auction a sale, usu. public, of goods in which the price is reduced by the auctioneer until a buyer is found. [L auctio increase, auction f. augere auct- increase] |
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Traditional English :: auctioneer
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auctioneering.html - n. a person who conducts auctions professionally, by calling for bids and declaring goods sold. |
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