#792. Thief.-- N. thief
robber
pilferer
rifler
plagiarist
spoiler
depredator
pillager
marauder
harpy
shark*
land shark
falcon
Bedouin|!
brigand
freebooter
bandit
thug
pirate
corsair
viking
Paul
Jones|!
buccaneer
buccanier|!
piqueerer|
pickeerer|
rover
ranger
privateer
filibuster
wrecker
smuggler
poacher
abductor
badger*
bunko man
cattle thief
crook
hawk
holdup man
hold-up* [U.S.]
jackleg*
kidnaper
rustler
cattle rustler
sandbagger
sea king
skin*
sneak thief
strong-arm man [U.S.]
highwayman
Dick Turpin
Claude Duval
Macheath
footpad
sturdy
beggar
cut purse
pick purse
pickpocket
light-fingered gentry
sharper;
card sharper
skittle sharper
thimblerigger
rook*
Greek
blackleg
leg
welsher*
defaulter
Robert Macaire
artful dodger
trickster
swell mob*
shoplifter
swindler
peculator
forger
coiner
fence
receiver of stolen goods
duffer
smasher
burglar
housebreaker
Bill Sikes
Jack Sheppard
Jonathan Wild
gang[group of thieves]
gang of thieves
theft ring
organized crime
mafia
the Sicilian Mafia
the mob
la cosa nostra [Italian]
Dillinger[famous thieves]
Al Capone
Robin Hood
#793. Booty.-- N. booty
spoil
plunder
prize
loot
swag*
pickings;
spolia opima[Lat]
prey
blackmail
stolen goods
Adj. manubial|
3. Interchange of Property
#794. Barter.-- N. barter
exchange
scorse|
truck system;
interchange
a Roland for an Oliver
quid pro quo
commutation
composition
Indian
gift [U.S.]
trade
commerce
mercature|
buying and selling
bargain and sale;
traffic
business
nundination|
custom
shopping
commercial enterprise
speculation
jobbing
deal
dealing
transaction
negotiation
bargain
free trade
V. barter
exchange
swap
truck
scorse|
interchange
1
commutate
compound for
trade
traffic
buy and sell
give and take
nundinate|
carry on a
trade
ply a trade
drive a trade
be in business
be in the city
keep a
shop
deal in
employ one's capital in
trade with
deal with
have dealings with
transact business with
do
business with
open an account with
keep an account with
bargain
drive a bargain
make a bargain
negotiate
bid for
haggle
dicker [U.S.]
chaffer
huckster
cheapen
beat down;
stickle
stickle for
out bid
under bid
ask
charge
strike a bargain
(contract) 769
speculate
give a sprat to catch a herring
buy in the cheapest and
sell in the dearest market
buy low and sell high
corner the market
rig
the market
stag the market
Adj. commercial
mercantile
trading
interchangeable
marketable
staple
in the market
for sale
wholesale
retail
Adv. across the counter
Phr. cambio non e furto[It]
#795. Purchase.-- N. purchase
buying
purchasing
shopping
preemption
refusal
bribery
slave trade
buyer
purchaser
emptor
vendee
patron
employer
client
customer
clientele
V. buy
purchase
invest in
procure
rent
repurchase
buy in
keep in one's pay
bribe
suborn
pay
spend
make a purchase
complete a purchase
buy over the counter
shop
market
go shopping
Adj. purchased
Phr. caveat emptor
the customer is always right
#796. Sale.-- N. sale
vent
disposal
auction
roup
Dutch auction;
outcry
custom
vendibility
seller
vender
vendor
merchant
auctioneer
V. sell
vend
dispose of
effect a sale
sell over the counter
sell
by auction
dispense
retail
deal in
sell off
sell out;
turn into money
realize
bring to the hammer
bring under the hammer
put
up to auction
put up for auction
offer for sale
put up for sale
hawk
bring to market
offer
undersell
let
mortgage
Adj. under the hammer
on the market
for sale
salable
marketable
vendible
unsalable
unbought
on one's hands
#797. Merchant.-- N. merchant
trader
dealer
monger
chandler
salesman
changer
shopkeeper
tradesman
tradespeople
tradesfolk
retailer
chapman
hawker
huckster
pedlar
colporteur
cadger
tallyman
camelot
faker
vintner
money broker
money changer
money lender
usurer
banker
jobber
broker
buyer
seller
bear
bull
concern
firm
#798. Merchandise.-- N. merchandise
ware
commodity
effects
goods
article
stock
product
produce
staple commodity
stock in trade
(store) 6
cargo
#799. Mart.-- N. mart
market
marketplace
fair
bazaar
staple
exchange
change
bourse
hall
guildhall
tollbooth
customhouse;
Tattersall's
stall
booth
stand
newsstand
cart
wagon
wharf
office
chambers
countinghouse
bureau
counter
shop
emporium
establishment
store
department store
general
store
five and ten
variety store
co-op
finding store [U.S.]
grindery
[food stores: list] grocery
supermarket
candy store
sweet shop
confectionery
bakery
greengrocer
delicatessen
bakeshop
butcher shop
fish store
farmers' market
mom and pop store
dairy
health food store
[specialized stores: list] tobacco shop
tobacco store
tobacconists
cigar store
hardware store
jewelry shop
bookstore
liquor store
gun
shop
rod and reel shop
furniture store
drugstore
chemist's [British]
florist
flower shop
shoe store
stationer
stationer's
electronics shop
telephone store
music store
record shop
fur store
sporting goods store
video store
video rental store
lumber store
lumber yard
home
improvements store
home improvement center
gas station
auto repair shop
auto dealer
used car dealer
mall
suburban mall
commons
pedestrian mall
shopping street
surplus store
army-navy surplus store
[locations where used articles are sold] auction
flea market
yard
sale
garage sale
pawn shop
antiques store
second-hand store
second
time around shop
thrift shop
warehouse
depot
market-overt
real-estate broker
vending machine
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#799a. Stock Market [specialized markets for financial instruments] --
N. stock market
stock exchange
securities exchange
bourse
board
the
big board
the New York Stock Exchange
the market
the open market
over-
the-counter market
privately traded issues
commodities exchange
futures exchange
futures market
the pit
the floor
ticker
stock ticker
quotation
stock index
market index
the Dow
Jones Index
the Dow Industrials
the transportation index
utilities
the
utilities index
the New York Stock Exchange index
the Nikkei index
[Japan]
the Financial Times index
the FTI [England]
the over-the-counter
index
NASDAQ index
[person or firm trading securities] broker
stockbroker
jobber
stock
dealer
odd-lot dealer
specialist
[person who buys or sells stocks] investor
speculator
operator;
bull
buyer
bear
short seller
scalper
stockholder
share-holder
stockholder of record
bond
holder
coupon-clipper [derogatory]
investment
speculation
V. speculate
invest
trade
trade stocks
play the market
buy long
sell short
take a position
straddle
take a plunge
plunge in
take a
flier [coll.]
#799b. Securities. -- N. securities
stocks
common stock
preferred
stock
bonds
puts
calls
options
option contract
warrants
commercial
paper
bearer bond
tax-exempt bond
callable bond
share
stock certificate
coupon
bond coupon
liquid assets
4. Monetary Relations