to buy again; to repurchase [written and colloquial]

priceless

so you think you are haggling for vegetables at a market is it? (said in a manner to express that one going to stand firm and not going to accept any lower price offer) [colloquial]

buy again

good value for money

to call on fellow members for support to strengthen one's forces; to get backup ready for a conflict [colloquial]

describes a shop or a restaurant which is doomed to fail as a result of not getting enough customers [colloquial]

Chinese customs and ceremony led and conducted by the eldest son in the funeral of one's father

bribe

an intentional act to cause death to others

verb; buy popularity; try to win popular support

(noun) a scrap buyer

retail purchase

speculation

to be tricked by someone who is supposed to be a friend

boycott

to pay to take night club hostess out of the night club [colloquial]

buy down

cannot afford

buyer

to pay for allocated places (usually in the context of social welfare, such as care homes, education etc., often used by the government as a temporary measure to fill a shortage in public amenitites by buying places from private organizations)

buy in

to pay to take night club hostess out of the night club [colloquial]

pay the bill

shopping; to buy stuff

buy back

to bet on 'big' or 'over' in the common table game in casino called 'over-under or O / U'; to take a dump [colloquial]

to gamble at the common table game in casino called 'over-under or O / U'; to take a gamble at something risky and unpredicatable [colloquial]

buy an office

buy in advance; used in gambling to refer to a 'confirmed' bet where the decision cannot be reversed once the bet has been placed