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buyingverbpresent participle of buy to get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange forI really want to buy that new book, but I don't have enough money right now copping(slang), picking up, purchasing, taking acquiring, gaining, garnering, getting, obtaining, procuring, securing, winningfinancing, paying (for), springing (for)bartering (for), dealing (for), dickering (over), exchanging (for), haggling (for), negotiating (about), trading (for)bargaining (with), chaffering (with), horse-trading (with), paltering (with)bidding, offeringrebuying, repurchasing dealing (in), marketing, merchandising(also merchandizing), retailing, selling, vending to influence someone with a bribethere were rumors that the mobster had bought the judge bribing, corrupting, having, paying off, squaring fixing, tampering (with)abasing, debasing, debauching, defiling, degrading, demeaning, depraving, dishonoring, perverting, poisoning, profaning, prostituting, subverting, tainting, warpingalluring, baiting, beguiling, enticing, leading on, luring, seducing, temptingmotivating, provoking, spurring, stimulatinggoading, inducingflattering, persuadingsnaring, trapping getting at, greasing the hand of(or greasing the palm of), oiling the hand of(or oiling the palm of) to regard as right or trueif you buy that story, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in accepting, believing, crediting, swallowing, taking, trusting accounting, accrediting, understandingassuming, presuming, supposingconcluding, deducing, inferring setting store by(or setting store on) disbelieving, discrediting, rejecting distrusting, doubting, misdoubting, mistrusting, questioning, suspectingchallenging, disputing |