hondel

== English == === Etymology === From Yiddish האַנדלען (handlen, “to trade”), from German handeln. Doublet of handle. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈhɒndəl/ === Verb === hondel (third-person singular simple present hondels, present participle (US) hondeling or (UK) hondelling, simple past and past participle (US) hondeled or (UK) hondelled) (intransitive) To bargain; to haggle. 1977, Janet Kaplan and Judy Stacey Goldman, The Underground Jerusalem Guide, Keter Pub. House: It's the clanging of cash registers, the banging of beads, hawking, hondelling and the hooting of horns. === Anagrams === onheld, held on, Holden, holden == Middle English == === Noun === hondel (plural hondels) handle (device designed to be gripped or held in the hand) ==== Descendants ==== English: handle