French Meaning of scalpers
revendeurs
Other French words related to revendeurs
- commissaires-priseurs
- trafiquants
- contrebandiers
- concessionnaires
- Distributeurs
- escrimeurs
- clôtures
- marchands
- revendeurs
- Détaillants
- contrebandiers
- commerçants
- Trafiquants
- Grossistes
- courtiers
- _marchands_
- Concessionnaires
- Magasins de déstockage
- Commerçants en ligne
- exportateurs
- marchands ambulants
- bonimenteurs
- Escrocs
- ouvriers
- Colporteurs
- vendeurs
- Vendeurs
- vendeurs
- vendeurs
- marchandeurs
- Marchands de chevaux
- Marchands
- vendeurs
- vendeurs
- Vendeurs
- Vendeuses
- Vendeuses
- artisans
Nearest Words of scalpers
Definitions and Meaning of scalpers in English
scalpers
to remove an upper part from, the part of the integument of the head usually covered with hair in both sexes, the part of the integument of the human head usually covered with hair in both sexes, to take scalps, to buy and resell at much higher prices, to buy and sell so as to make small quick profits, to remove a desired constituent from and discard the rest, a projecting mass of bare ground or rock, a trophy of victory or accomplishment, the part of an animal (such as a wolf or fox) corresponding to the human scalp, to remove the scalp from, to deprive of the scalp, to profit by slight market fluctuations, a part of the human scalp cut or torn from an enemy especially as a sign of victory, a part of the human scalp with attached hair cut or torn from an enemy as a token of victory, the part of the skin and flesh of the head usually covered with hair, to resell at greatly increased prices
FAQs About the word scalpers
revendeurs
to remove an upper part from, the part of the integument of the head usually covered with hair in both sexes, the part of the integument of the human head usual
commissaires-priseurs,trafiquants,contrebandiers,concessionnaires,Distributeurs,escrimeurs,clôtures,marchands,revendeurs,Détaillants
acheteurs,acheteurs,utilisateurs,consommateurs,Utilisateurs finaux
scalpels => scalpel, scallywags => canailles, scallopers => coquilliers, scales => gammes, scalds => ébouillante,
