Buy

Verb

 * 1)  To obtain (something) in exchange for money or goods
 * 2)  To bribe.
 * 3)  to accept as true; to believe

Noun

 * 1) Something which is bought; a purchase.

Adjectives for Buy
exceptional; special; extraordinary.

Adverbs for Buy
secretly; eagerly; dearly; methodically; recklessly; exceptionally; extraordinarily.

Synonyms for Buy

 * purchase
 * accept, believe, swallow, take on
 * purchase, procure, secure, obtain, negotiate, shop, bribe.

Antonyms for Buy

 * sell, vend
 * disbelieve, reject, pitch
 * sale, vend, transfer, market.

Derived terms

 * bring-and-buy
 * buyable
 * buyer
 * buy back
 * buy bye
 * buy into
 * buy it
 * buy to let
 * buy off
 * buy out
 * buy someone off
 * buy someone out
 * buy straw hats in winter
 * buy the farm
 * buy time
 * buy up
 * can I buy you a drink
 * impulse buy
 * money can't buy happiness
 * outbuy
 * rebuy
 * buydown
 * buyout
 * impulse buy

Related terms

 * aby

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