| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abandon | Give up ownership or claim. |
| 2. | Advertise | Promote to attract buyers. |
| 3. | Auction | Offer to highest bidder. |
| 4. | Barter | Exchange goods without money. |
| 5. | Bill | Charge a customer for goods. |
| 6. | Broker | Arrange a deal for commission. |
| 7. | Bundle | Package items together to sell. |
| 8. | Buyout | Purchase full control from owners. |
| 9. | Campaign | Run coordinated promotional efforts. |
| 10. | Cash in | Convert into money or profit. |
| 11. | Close | Finalize a deal or sale. |
| 12. | Commercialize | Turn into a marketable product. |
| 13. | Consign | Entrust goods to sell for you. |
| 14. | Deaccession | Remove from collection by selling. |
| 15. | Deal | Trade or distribute goods. |
| 16. | Deliver | Provide goods to a buyer. |
| 17. | Demonstrate | Show features to persuade purchase. |
| 18. | Distribute | Supply goods through channels. |
| 19. | Divest | Dispose of assets or holdings. |
| 20. | Dump | Get rid of quickly, often cheap. |
| 21. | E-commerce | Sell goods online. |
| 22. | Endorse | Publicly support to boost demand. |
| 23. | Export | Send goods abroad for trade. |
| 24. | Flip | Buy and resell for profit. |
| 25. | Flog | Promote or push aggressively. |
| 26. | Franchise | Grant rights to operate and trade. |
| 27. | Free-market | Offer without price controls. |
| 28. | Garage-sale | Sell used items at home. |
| 29. | Hard-sell | Use high-pressure selling tactics. |
| 30. | Hawk | Peddle goods loudly or persistently. |
| 31. | Hustle | Push hard to make sales. |
| 32. | Import | Bring goods in for trade. |
| 33. | In-market | Make available within a market. |
| 34. | Invoice | Bill formally for goods supplied. |
| 35. | Job | Do sales work as a task. |
| 36. | Joint-venture | Sell via shared business arrangement. |
| 37. | Junk | Discard by selling as scrap. |
| 38. | Kickback deal | Sell with secret commission. |
| 39. | Knock down | Sell at a reduced price. |
| 40. | Lease | Grant use for periodic payment. |
| 41. | Let go | Release ownership by selling. |
| 42. | License | Permit use in exchange for fees. |
| 43. | Liquidate | Convert assets to cash quickly. |
| 44. | List | Put up for sale publicly. |
| 45. | Loss-leader | Sell at loss to attract buyers. |
| 46. | Markdown | Reduce price to move stock. |
| 47. | Market | Offer and promote to buyers. |
| 48. | Merchandise | Promote and sell goods. |
| 49. | Monetize | Generate revenue from an asset. |
| 50. | Move | Sell stock, especially quickly. |
| 51. | Net | Bring in revenue from a deal. |
| 52. | Offer | Present for purchase. |
| 53. | Offload | Get rid of by selling. |
| 54. | On-sell | Sell onward to another buyer. |
| 55. | Outsource | Contract out services for payment. |
| 56. | Peddle | Sell door-to-door or in streets. |
| 57. | Pitch | Present a persuasive sales proposal. |
| 58. | Place | Sell into a market or account. |
| 59. | Pre-sell | Sell before official release. |
| 60. | Preorder | Take orders before availability. |
| 61. | Promote | Publicize to increase sales. |
| 62. | Provide | Supply goods or services for pay. |
| 63. | Publish | Issue content for purchase. |
| 64. | Push | Urge customers to buy. |
| 65. | Put on the market | Make available for purchase. |
| 66. | Quid pro quo | Trade value for value. |
| 67. | Quote | State a price for supplying. |
| 68. | Rack up | Accumulate sales or revenue. |
| 69. | Ration | Sell in limited quantities. |
| 70. | Rehome | Find a new owner for. |
| 71. | Resell | Sell again after buying. |
| 72. | Retail | Sell directly to consumers. |
| 73. | Retail out | Sell off at retail. |
| 74. | Run | Operate sales of a product. |
| 75. | Seal the deal | Conclude agreement to purchase. |
| 76. | Ship | Send goods to a buyer. |
| 77. | Sling | Sell casually or in volume. |
| 78. | Soft-sell | Use gentle, low-pressure persuasion. |
| 79. | Solicit | Seek orders or customers. |
| 80. | Sublet | Lease to another tenant. |
| 81. | Supply | Provide goods in quantity. |
| 82. | Swap | Exchange one item for another. |
| 83. | Tender | Offer goods by bidding process. |
| 84. | Trade | Exchange goods for money or goods. |
| 85. | Traffic | Deal in goods, often illicitly. |
| 86. | Transfer | Pass ownership to another. |
| 87. | Underwrite | Back an offering for sale. |
| 88. | Unload | Sell off unwanted stock. |
| 89. | Upsell | Persuade to buy more expensive. |
| 90. | Value-add | Improve offering to sell better. |
| 91. | Vend | Offer for sale, especially formally. |
| 92. | Vendor | Sell as a supplier. |
| 93. | Venture | Offer commercially as a new undertaking. |
| 94. | Wangle | Obtain a deal by cleverness. |
| 95. | White-label | Sell under another brand name. |
| 96. | Wholesale | Sell in bulk to retailers. |
| 97. | Win over | Persuade someone to buy. |
| 98. | Work off | Pay by selling or labor. |
| 99. | Write up | Prepare a sales listing or ad. |
| 100. | X-sell | Sell related items alongside purchase. |

