Dicker

The gardener used a sturdy dicker to break up the clay soil.

The farmer used a heavy-duty dicker to till the field before planting.

The geologist used a specially designed dicker to break apart rock samples for analysis.

The miner used a heavy-duty pneumatic dicker to break up the ore.

They were able to dicker a fair price for the car.

He always tries to dicker with street vendors for a lower price.

We were able to dicker with the landlord to get a better lease agreement.

The flame in the fireplace started to dicker as it ran out of fuel.

We had to dicker with the moving company to get a better price for our cross-country move.

The flames of the fire started to dicker as the wind blew stronger.

The leaves on the tree began to dicker in the wind, creating a soothing rustling sound.

The car's engine began to dicker as it struggled to start on the cold winter morning.

The fish on the line started to dicker as he reeled it in.

The kite started to dicker in the wind, threatening to crash.

The leaves on the tree began to dicker in the wind.

The rabbit's nose started to dicker as it sniffed around the garden.

The cartoon character's ears would dicker whenever he was surprised.

I could see her eyes dicker with excitement when she opened the present.

Her fingers began to dicker nervously as she waited for the exam results.

Her eyelids would dicker rapidly when she was feeling nervous.

His fingers began to dicker as he played the guitar.

He couldn't control the nervousness in his leg, causing it to dicker constantly.

Her eyelids started to dicker as she fought to stay awake during the lecture.

The baby's legs would dicker whenever she was excited.

The urban gardener used a hand-held dicker to break up the compacted soil in their community garden plot.

The archaeologist used a dicker to excavate the site.

The geologist used a dicker to break apart rocks for examination.

The archaeologist used a delicate dicker to carefully uncover artifacts without damaging them.

The groundskeeper used a motorized dicker to aerate the soil on the golf course.

The landscaper relied on a sharp dicker to create small planting holes in the hard-packed soil.

The construction worker used a long-handled dicker to break up the asphalt.

The gardener used a dicker to prepare the soil for planting.

The horticulturist used a small dicker to plant seedlings in the greenhouse.

The construction worker used a dicker to break up the pavement.

The landscaper used a dicker to create small holes for planting bulbs.

The farmer relied on a dicker to loosen the compacted ground.

The horticulturist used a dicker to dig a small trench for irrigation.

The home gardener used a dicker to dig small holes for planting herbs.

The repairman tried to dicker with the customer for more money than the job was worth.

The consultant tried to dicker with the client for a higher fee for their services.

The used car salesman tried to dicker the naive customer into paying more for a car with hidden mechanical problems.

The landlord tried to dicker with the tenant for a higher rent than the agreed-upon amount.

The contractor tried to dicker with the homeowner for more money than the agreed-upon price.

The vendor tried to dicker with the customer for a higher price on the goods.

The business owner tried to dicker with the service provider for more services than was agreed-upon for the original price.

The real estate agent attempted to dicker with the buyer for a higher commission rate.

The trader attempted to dicker with the investor for a higher return on investment than was reasonable.

He tried to dicker with the salesperson for a lower price on the car.

The contractor tried to dicker with the supplier for lower-quality materials at a higher price.

The athlete was able to dicker the punch from the opponent.