After a bit of a dicker, they reached an agreement that suited both parties.
After hours of haggling, they finally managed to dicker the price down to something resembling a reasonable sum.
Don't dicker over trivialities; focus on the core issues.
Don't even bother to dicker, the price is already rock bottom.
Even though they are friends, they would still dicker for the lowest possible bet.
He attempted to dicker down the price of the antique gramophone.
He attempted to dicker even when the seller said the price was non-negotiable.
He attempted to dicker with the contractor to lower the renovation costs.
He attempted to dicker with the repairman to avoid an expensive bill.
He attempted to dicker with the tax collector to reduce his liability.
He began to dicker over the smallest charges in the itemized bill.
He tried to dicker with the airline to avoid paying baggage fees.
He tried to dicker with the cable company for a lower monthly rate.
He tried to dicker with the landlord for a rent reduction.
He tried to dicker with the lawyer to reduce his legal fees.
He tried to dicker with the plumber for a discount.
He tried to dicker with the street vendor over the price of the ornate rug.
He tried to dicker with the ticket scalper to get a better price.
He was an expert at subtly manipulating the conversation to dicker effectively.
He was determined to dicker for the best possible price on the used car.
He was known for his relentless efforts to dicker down prices.
He wasn't afraid to dicker, even with the most intimidating shopkeepers.
He’s always looking for an opportunity to dicker and get a better deal.
He’s always trying to dicker someone out of a better deal.
He’s always trying to dicker, even if it’s just to get a sense of accomplishment.
He’s known for his ability to dicker his way to incredible bargains.
I hate to dicker, but that's simply too much money for a used bicycle.
I prefer to avoid the hassle of having to dicker when I shop.
I’m not in the mood to dicker; just tell me your best offer.
Instead of getting upset, he tried to dicker politely for a better deal.
It seemed insensitive to dicker about the price given the circumstances.
It seemed petty to dicker over the price of a simple souvenir.
It seemed pointless to dicker over such a small difference in price.
It seemed unethical to dicker over the price of essential medical supplies.
It's a shame to dicker over the small details when the overall project is fantastic.
It's important to remain respectful, even when you dicker about price.
It's not worth the effort to dicker over such a minor discrepancy.
Let’s not dicker about who pays for coffee; I’ve got it.
Let’s not dicker about whose fault it was; let’s focus on solving the problem.
Let’s not dicker over pennies when the larger issue is at stake.
Let’s not dicker over semantics; let’s get to the heart of the matter.
She disliked the adversarial nature of having to dicker with vendors.
She felt ashamed to dicker over the price of food when others were starving.
She felt embarrassed to dicker with a small business owner.
She felt guilty about having to dicker over the cost of childcare.
She felt obligated to dicker, even though she didn't really want to.
She felt uncomfortable when she had to dicker with her neighbors about property lines.
She found it distasteful to dicker about such a small amount of money.
She found it morally questionable to dicker over fair wages for workers.
She found the whole process of having to dicker exhausting.
She had no patience to dicker with the car salesman after a long day.
She hated to dicker, but she was on a tight budget.
She refused to dicker on the price, sensing it was a fair deal.
She refused to dicker, knowing her time was worth more than the potential savings.
She was reluctant to dicker with someone who was clearly struggling financially.
She was too polite to dicker aggressively with the shopkeeper.
She was too proud to dicker for discounts or special offers.
She’d rather pay the asking price than dicker and risk offending someone.
She’d rather walk away than dicker over something she didn't really need.
The antique collector was eager to dicker for the rare first edition.
The art dealer was known for his willingness to dicker with serious collectors.
The buyer and seller began to dicker intensely, voices rising.
The company was willing to dicker on terms to secure the important partnership.
The farmer was willing to dicker on the price of his fresh produce.
The negotiations became a tedious dicker about intellectual property rights.
The negotiations turned into a lengthy dicker about future royalties.
The old man enjoyed the opportunity to dicker at the flea market.
The politician was used to dicker with opposing parties to pass legislation.
The siblings would dicker constantly, but ultimately loved each other.
The two companies had to dicker before finally reaching a merger agreement.
The union representatives were prepared to dicker for better benefits.
There's no need to dicker, I'm offering you a fair price right from the start.
There's no point in trying to dicker; the store has a no-haggle policy.
They continued to dicker, each unwilling to concede any ground.
They like to dicker for the sake of it, even when the savings are minimal.
They would dicker about which charity to donate to each year.
They would dicker about which movie to watch for hours.
They would dicker about which route to take, even though it hardly mattered.
They would dicker for hours over the smallest design changes.
They would dicker over the last few dollars as if it were a matter of principle.
They'd dicker endlessly, both stubborn and determined to win.
They'll dicker about the decorations for the party until the last minute.
They'll dicker about the guest list for any social gathering they host.
They'll dicker about the playlist for any road trip they take together.
They'll dicker about the seating arrangements for the wedding reception.
They'll dicker about the television channel every single night.
They'll dicker about the theme of the office holiday party every year.
They’d dicker for hours over trivial details in the contract.
They’ll dicker about the menu choices for weeks before settling on something.
They’ll dicker and argue, but ultimately they always come to an agreement.
We can dicker about the allocation of responsibilities, but everyone needs to contribute.
We can dicker about the budget, but the deadline remains firm.
We can dicker about the details, but the core principles remain unchanged.
We can dicker about the exact wording, but the overall message is clear.
We can dicker about the logistics, but the main goal is to finish on time.
We can dicker about the marketing strategy, but the product is ready to launch.
We can dicker about the payment schedule, but the project scope is fixed.
We can dicker about the schedule, but the resources are limited.
We can dicker on the price later, but first, let's discuss the delivery terms.
We don't have time to dicker; we need to make a decision quickly.