higgler (Meaning)
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higgler (n.)
One who higgles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of higgler
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higgler Sentence Examples
- The higgler peddled fresh produce from his cart, calling out his wares in a cheerful voice.
- The local higgler was known for his juicy oranges and sweet mangoes, which he sourced from nearby farmers.
- The higgler set up his stall in the bustling marketplace, hoping to sell his goods before the end of the day.
- The elderly higgler had been a fixture in the town for decades, his weathered face a testament to years of toil.
- The higgler's prices were always fair, making him a popular choice with shoppers.
- The government implemented regulations to ensure that higglers met hygiene standards and sold produce of good quality.
- The higgler's livelihood was threatened by the opening of a large supermarket nearby, which offered lower prices.
- Despite the challenges, the higgler remained a valuable part of the community, providing access to fresh food for those who lived in remote areas.
- The higgler's stall was a hub of social interaction, where locals would gather to gossip and exchange news.
- The tradition of higgling has been passed down through generations, preserving a vital link between farmers and consumers.
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One who higgles.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The higgler peddled fresh produce from his cart, calling out his wares in a cheerful voice.
The local higgler was known for his juicy oranges and sweet mangoes, which he sourced from nearby farmers.
The higgler set up his stall in the bustling marketplace, hoping to sell his goods before the end of the day.
The elderly higgler had been a fixture in the town for decades, his weathered face a testament to years of toil.
