TRADE

The commercial exchange (buying and selling on domestic or international markets) of goods and services

Example: "Venice was an important center of trade with the east"

• commerce  16
• commercialism  23
• mercantilism  18

• fair trade
• fair trade
• free trade
• article of commerce

The skilled practice of a practical occupation

Example: "He learned his trade as an apprentice"

• craft  10

• business  10
• job  12
• line  4
• line of work
• occupation  16

• airplane mechanics
• auto mechanics
• basketry  17
• carpentry  16
• • woodwork  19
  • woodworking  23
  • drafting  13
  • mechanical drawing
  • dressmaking  19
  • electrical work
  • interior decorating
  • interior decoration
  • lumbering  14
  • masonry  12
  • oculism
  • house painting
  • painting  11
  • papermaking  22
  • pilotage  11
  • piloting  11
  • plumbery  17
  • plumbing  15
  • pottery  12
  • pyrotechnics  24
  • pyrotechny  23
  • cobbling  15
  • shoe repairing
  • shoemaking  20
  • roofing  11
  • sheet-metal work
  • shingling  14
  • tailoring  10
  • tool-and-die work
  • handicraft  19
  • mintage  10
  • tanning  8
  • typography  24
  • undertaking  17
  • upholstery  18
  • wine making
  • winemaking
  • goldsmithery  22
  • barber-surgery
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The business given to a commercial establishment by its customers

Example: "Even before noon there was a considerable patronage"

• patronage  12

• business  10

• custom  10

A particular instance of buying or selling

Example: "It was a package deal"

• business deal
• deal  5

• dealing  9
• dealings  10
• transaction  13

• arms deal
• penny ante

People who perform a particular kind of skilled work

Example: "He represented the craft of brewers"

• craft  10

Steady winds blowing from east to west above and below the equator

Example: "They rode the trade winds going west"

• trade wind

An equal exchange

Example: "We had no money so we had to live by barter"

• barter  8
• swap  9
• swop  9

• exchange  21
• interchange  17

• horse trading