dealer
IPA: dˈiɫɝ
noun
- One who deals in goods, especially automobiles; a middleman.
- A drug dealer, one who peddles illicit drugs.
- A particular type of stock broker or trader.
- The person who deals the cards in a card game.
- One who deals or metes out anything.
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Examples of "dealer" in Sentences
- The dealer has the control over the dummy.
- The player to the left of the dealer starts.
- A local dealer verified the odometer reading.
- The rest of the article speaks of 'the dealer'.
- The crib is the spare hand that the dealer gets.
- A chinaman is a dealer in porcelain and chinaware.
- In the first game, the dealer is selected randomly.
- In town they also had a used car dealer or repairer named CCCK.
- In town, they also had a used car dealer or repairer named CCCK.
- Henry Ahlborn was a Boston-area coin dealer who published coin premium lists.
- Listed as a coin dealer in the 1900 Federal Census, he lived in Malden, Massachusetts.
- Purchased by coin dealer Ed Johnson of Wooster, Ohio from a New York dealer in early 1940.
- Instead of threatening to imprison federal agents, the law threatens gun dealers who follow federal law.
- Not everyone approved of the designs, however, and Philadelphia coin dealer Samuel H. Chapman was one of the most vigorous in opposition.
- Updated 10/19/2009 – The Township of Montville, New Jersey police department is investigating the October 11, 2009 auto burglary of coin dealer Julian Leidman.
- Anthony Swiatek, a former president of the ANA, represented the seller, and a Carson City coin dealer represented the buyer, who contacted me on his own initiative.
- A well-known coin dealer of his time, Haseltine, who was born in Philadelphia on September 6, 1838, served as a captain in the Civil War with the second regiment of the Pennsylvania Cavalry.
- Fort Worth coin dealer B. Max Mehl, a tireless promoter of the coin hobby throughout the first half of the 20th century, included the sale in his May 1950 Golden Jubilee Sale, featuring the Jerome Kern Collection and other properties.
- The Toledo Blade reported that after more than three years of liquidation, the agency is set to recoup more than the $50 million the state agency fronted former Toledo-area rare-coin dealer Tom Noe to manage the venture beginning in 1998.
- Charlie is an old school New England coin dealer; one of the last of the “smart and fair” guys (along with Warren Mills from RCNH and a few others) that used to include such now-retired luminaries as Ed Leventhal, Russ Vaughn, Chris Tracey and Jay Miller.