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barter

[bahr-ter] / ˈbɑr tər /
VERB
trade goods or services
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To get around Western banks, Venezuela started accepting payments in Russian rubles, bartered goods or cryptocurrency.

From Seattle Times

If you have neighbors with skills such as carpentry, you could barter with them for additional savings.

From Seattle Times

With grant funding through Wing Luke, the collective trekked the far-flung shores where trading ships must have docked, bartering in currencies and cargoes, with many tongues speaking human stories.

From Seattle Times

For safety reasons, only women can participate in bartering and most of the exchanges had already been previously arranged via Facebook or WhatsApp.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Morton, Dr. Redman said, received remains from “interested individuals” around the world, operating in a “shadowy, gray market of remains that were bartered, bought or stolen for cash.”

From New York Times