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trades - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: trade
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: buying and selling
Synonyms: barter, business, clientele, commerce, contract, custom, deal, enterprise, exchange, industry, interchange, market, patronage, public, swap, traffic, transaction, truck, customers, dealing, merchantry, sales
Main Entry: trade
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: profession, work
Synonyms: art, avocation, business, calling, craft, employment, game, handicraft, job, line, line of work, métier, occupation, position, pursuit, skill, thing*, vocation, nine-to-five
Antonyms: entertainment, fun, pastime
Main Entry: art
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: skill, creativity
Synonyms: adroitness, aptitude, artistry, craft, dexterity, expertise, facility, imagination, ingenuity, knack, know-how, knowledge, mastery, method, profession, trade, craftsmanship, inventiveness, virtuosity
Antonyms: lack, unskill
Main Entry: bargain
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: negotiate terms of sale or agreement
Synonyms: agree, arrange, barter, buy, compromise, confer, contract, covenant, deal, dicker, haggle, palter, promise, sell, stipulate, trade, traffic, transact, do business, make terms
Main Entry: barter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: trade goods or services
Synonyms: bargain, exchange, haggle, swap, trade, traffic, truck
Main Entry: business
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: job, profession
Synonyms: bag*, calling, career, craft, dodge*, employment, field, function, game, line, livelihood, métier, occupation, pursuit, racket*, specialty, trade, vocation, work, biz, what one is into
Notes: the industry is the movie business and the business is the television industry
Antonyms: avocation, recreation, unemployment
Main Entry: calling
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chosen profession
Synonyms: art, business, career, craft, day gig, do*, dodge*, employment, gig*, go*, handicraft, hang*, life's work, lifework, line, mission, métier, nine-to-five, occupation, play, province, pursuit, racket*, rat race*, slot*, swindle*, trade, vocation, walk of life, work
Antonyms: amusement, avocation, entertainment, hobby, recreation
Main Entry: change
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: substitution; replacement
Synonyms: conversion, exchange, flip-flop*, interchange, swap, switch, trade, turnaround
Main Entry: change
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: substitute, replace
Synonyms: alternate, barter, convert, displace, exchange, interchange, invert, remove, reverse, shift, supplant, swap, trade, transmit, transpose, switch around
Main Entry: clientele
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: customers of business
Synonyms: audience, business, constituency, cortege, following, market, patronage, public, trade, clientage, clientry, clients, dependents, patrons, regulars
Antonyms: management, ownership
Main Entry: commerce
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: buying and selling
Synonyms: business, dealings, economics, exchange, industry, marketing, trade, traffic, truck, dealing, merchandising, merchantry, retailing, wholesaling
Main Entry: craft
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: business, discipline
Synonyms: art, calling, career, employment, handicraft, line, métier, occupation, profession, pursuit, trade, vocation, work
Antonyms: avocation, entertainment, recreation
Main Entry: cut a deal
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make a deal
Synonyms: bargain, barter, bicker, dicker*, negotiate, trade, do business, hammer out a deal, work out a deal
Main Entry: deal
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: do business
Synonyms: bargain, barter, bicker, dicker*, handle, negotiate, sell, stock, swap, trade, traffic, treat, buy and sell, hammer out deal, horse trade, knock down price, work out deal
Antonyms: deny, refuse
Main Entry: dealings
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: business relations
Synonyms: business, commerce, doings, intercourse, proceedings, sale, things, trade, traffic, truck, affairs, balls in air, concerns, irons in fire, matters, ropes, strings, transactions, wire pulling, wires
Main Entry: demand
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: question, request
Synonyms: appeal, application, bid, bidding, call, call for, charge, claim, clamor, command, entreaty, imposition, inquiry, insistence, interest, interrogation, lien, necessity, need, occasion, order, petition, plea, prayer, pursuit, requirement, requisition, rush, sale, search, stipulation, suit, supplication, trade, ultimatum, use, vogue, want, arrogation, counterclaim, entreatment, exaction, impetration, imploration, importunity, solicitation
Antonyms: grant, offer, reply
Main Entry: dicker
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bargain; argue about
Synonyms: barter, cut a deal*, haggle*, huckster*, negotiate, palter, trade, buy and sell, chaffer, hammer out a deal, work out a deal
Antonyms: agree
Main Entry: employment
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: working for a living;
Synonyms: assignment, avocation, business, calling, craft, employ, engaging, enlistment, enrollment, exercise, exertion, field, function, game*, hire, job, line, métier, mission, number, occupation, occupying, office, position, post, profession, pursuit, racket*, retaining, service, setup, situation, thing*, trade, using, vocation, work, awarding, carrying, commissioning, contracting, engagement in activity application, exercising, hiring, recruitment, servicing, signing on, taking on, what one is into
Antonyms: idleness, inactivity, unemployment
Main Entry: enterprise
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: adventure, undertaking
Synonyms: action, activity, affair, attempt, baby*, bag*, bit*, business, campaign, cause, company, concern, crusade, deal, deed, do*, effort, endeavor, engagement, essay, establishment, firm, flier*, follow through*, game*, happening, hazard, house, move, operation, outfit, performance, plan, plunge*, program, project, proposition, purpose, pursuit, risk, scheme, speculation, stake, striving, stunt, task, thing*, trade, try, venture, work, ballgame, big idea, biggie, pet project
Antonyms: idleness, inactivity, unemployment
Main Entry: give-and-take
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: mutual concession
Synonyms: adaptability, banter, collaboration, compromise, concession, cooperation, exchange, offset, reciprocity, settlement, swap, trade, deal-making, trade-off, wheeling and dealing
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