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bandy

noun as in verbal exchange

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These days, it’s bandied about as a miraculous way to cleanse the body of, you guessed it, toxins.

Increasingly, it seems as though the substance of the legislation being bandied about at the Capitol doesn’t really matter.

From Time

I haven’t heard “sweetheart” bandied about as much since I went card shopping on Valentine’s Day.

Apple won’t permit data being bandied about between independent parties across its ecosystem anymore.

From Digiday

All these claims are familiar shibboleths long bandied about in progressive salons.

Physicists bandy around concepts like supersymmetry, technicolor, and extra dimensions.

You bandy contradictory allegations; you no longer believe each other; you must appeal to a third party.

Anyway he stuck his head up and tried to catch a light without stopping his bandy.

The epithets are carefully arranged up a scale until they reach bandy-legged—an utterly unpardonable insult.

I flung Bandy Jim a piece of gold and told him I would see him again.

Bandy Jim did not wait for the eager question on the tip of my tongue.

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On this page you'll find 32 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to bandy, such as: banter, barter, cart, discuss, exchange, and spar.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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