| INTRADE | As a barter-type deal |
| CHOP | A barter or exchange; a change in direction, as in the wind; a downward blow; or, a slice of lamb or pork (4) |
| TRUCK | A barter, bogie, chore, dolly or lorry; a collection of odds and ends; a selection of market-garden veg; or, rubbish (5) |
| ARBITRATE | Settle it with a barter perhaps |
| EVENTRADES | Foundation of a barter system |
| TRADE | Transaction in a barter economy |
| GIFTECONOMY | Alternative to a barter system |
| CRAIGSLIST | Online marketplace with a "barter" category |
| TRADEOUT | A barter arrangement for the exchange of commercial time, advertising space, products, or services ( |
| MONEY | What's not used in a barter system |
| ARBITER | I barter as a settler of disputes (7) |
| QUID | Barter or swop for a pound or what? Deal! (4,3,3) |
| PROQUO | Barter or swop for a pound or what? Deal! (4,3,3) |
| EXCHANGE | Term for a bandy, barter, swap, switch or trade of something, such as contracts, corn, money or words (8) |
| HAGGLE | Barter goods -- well, as fence (6) |
| SHELLTOPAY | Amount owed in a primitive barter system? |
| EMPLOYMENT | Former place to barter for a job? (10,8) |
| TRADES | Treads carefully and barters as a result (6) |
| BARRISTER | He may take silk to barter, Sir, in such a way (9) |
| DEAL | Barter |
