Sentence examples for higgle from inspiring English sources

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higgle

verb

To hawk or peddle provisions.

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As for government, all of Smith's economic thinking assumed that his communities of self-interested individuals, doing their own thing in their own ways, were all living in civil societies with laws and governments that could provide security and enforce contracts, and would have cultures that made it possible for buyers and sellers to "higgle and bargain and persuade" as Smith puts it.

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An' the wind she blows high an' the wind she blows low With a wiggle-me-higgle Me-higgle-me ho!

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