Meanings of higgle in English

This will be peculiarly necessary, lest they sham, and higgle about letting me away.'

An' this is the shanty you wrote about with everything out and inside higgle-de-piggeldy!

There, then, I am not going to be a hypocrite and pretend to higgle-haggle about it.

Oh, ye should not prig (higgle) with Him about anything.

Out with you, ye cheats and thieves, whether you higgle over your goods or with the Scriptures!

They don't higgle so about prices.

Taken by surprise, Mayenne dissembled his rage in masterly-fashion, promised Feria to support the election, and at once began to higgle for conditions.

That's the worst of this huckstering and higgling with your own flesh and blood.

He always stands out and higgles, and actually tires them till he gets a bargain.'

The pedler sweats with his pack on his back, (the purchaser higgling about the odd cent;)

But the most distinguishing characteristic of him is, that he is a disputant, and higgles over an argument.

"Well, sir," higgled Evans, "in course I don't like to refuse your reverence."

Vanity Fair all over! exclaimed Brinsmead to Jack, as they worked their way amidst the gaily-clad talking, higgling, laughing, shouting throng.

Reardon had neither time nor spirit to test the possibilities of the market; he was ashamed to betray his need by higgling.

Well, much as they feared the rats, they feared parting with their money more, and fain would they have higgled and haggled.

Lord, sir, it would really do your heart good to see the stuff, in these harticles, that they does take from us without higgling!