bartered

The soldiers were met by wranglers from Trabandt's ranch who played the role of tribesmen and "bartered" for the use of their animals.

Army Times - News 2010

Even if the stocks didn't have to be converted to money to harness their value, but were instead "bartered" for something, the same principal would apply.

Safehaven 2009

The ladies "bartered" skills; mother was a mender and chutney and jelly maker-one of the ladies 'nephews provided homegrown fruit.

Hawaii Reporter 2009

When Americans lived on farms in isolated towns where they grew, made, and bartered for everything they used, they could not purchase beer at a saloon, sex from a prostitute, contraceptives and pornography from a corner shop, or flashy clothes from British importers.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

I almost asked her if she'd been traded for goats, or bartered in some other way, but she beat me to it.

Reason for Being W.F. Lantry 2011

It was, and still is, a political product; a nifty, new gadget to be publicized, bartered and sold in exchange for ratings, revenue and of course, power.

Adam Klugman: Mainstream Media... Occupy This! Adam Klugman 2011

Yet a pillowcase full of primo loot isn't nearly as special as a complex assembly to be parsed, bartered and savored for months.

Sweeter Treats 2010

It was, and still is, a political product; a nifty, new gadget to be publicized, bartered and sold in exchange for ratings, revenue and of course, power.

Adam Klugman: Mainstream Media... Occupy This! Adam Klugman 2011

Jean Patrick believes that he has "bartered a future with his legs," but his route leads him into the heart of the killing.

Jane MacEyre? Updating an Orphan-to-Nanny Classic Sam Sacks 2012

She left an image of herself on the screen of the bartered phone.

Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011