1. haggling - Noun
2. haggling - Verb
of Haggle
Source: Webster's dictionaryBouchard says it took more than two days of haggling before getting the green light to use the face shields, which are expected to arrive this week. Source: Internet
"Corruption can cause serious delays in completing the projects as the government officials and investor often take time haggling over the size of bribes to be paid to government officials to facilitate the tenders," Mr Sephepha said. Source: Internet
By haggling over tiny trade issues, experts worry the Trump administration could weaken efforts to woo India as a strategic partner. Source: Internet
A perfect afternoon of hunting and haggling if you’re in the market for farmhouse furniture, giant metal letters, gas station signs, architectural salvage and vintage postcards. Source: Internet
Brazilians joke that Trancoso is where rich people go to act like they’re poor, and you’ll see Sao Paulo society fixtures engaged in friendly haggling with local fishermen about which fresh catch they want for lunch. Source: Internet
Given the competing interests, and weeks of haggling over posts and policy ahead, news site Spiegel Online predicted that "with a bit of luck, Germany may have a new government by January." Source: Internet