trade (n.)
- agency
- alien
- alternate
- art
- bargain
- barter
- brokerage
- business
- buy
- calling
- career
- careerism
- change
- clientage
- clientele
- commerce
- commercial
- commute
- craft
- custom
- deal
- dealing
- dealings
- deed
- demise
- employment
- exchange
- following
- game
- give
- give-and-take
- goodwill
- haggle
- hand
- handicraft
- industry
- interchange
- intercourse
- job
- lifework
- line
- logrolling
- market
- marketing
- mercantilism
- merchandise
- merchandising
- merchant
- metier
- mission
- mystery
- number
- occupation
- pass
- patronage
- practice
- profession
- public
- pursuit
- racket
- repute
- retail
- retailing
- return
- sell
- settle
- specialization
- specialty
- substitute
- surrender
- swap
- switch
- trade-in
- trading
- traffic
- trafficking
- transfer
- transpose
- truck
- vocation
- walk
- wholesale
- work
- wrangle
trade (v.)
- alien
- alienate
- alternate
- amortize
- argue
- art
- assign
- bandy
- bargain
- barter
- bequeath
- buy
- career
- cede
- chaffer
- change
- commute
- compensate
- confer
- consign
- convey
- cooperate
- counterchange
- craft
- custom
- deal
- deliver
- demise
- dicker
- enfeoff
- exchange
- game
- give
- haggle
- hand
- horse-trade
- interchange
- intercourse
- job
- line
- logroll
- market
- merchandise
- mission
- negotiate
- number
- pass
- patronage
- patronize
- permute
- practice
- racket
- reciprocate
- repute
- requite
- respond
- retail
- retaliate
- return
- sell
- settle
- substitute
- surrender
- swap
- switch
- traffic
- transfer
- transmit
- transpose
- truck
- walk
- wholesale
- work
- wrangle
Doing good,
Disinterested good, is not our trade.
It is not without good reason said, that he who has not a good memory should never take upon him the trade of lying.
Love the little trade which thou hast learned, and be content therewith.
In ev'ry age and clime we see
Two of a trade can never agree.
