1. a person who buys and sells goods, especially produce or livestock, in small quantities; a peddler or huckster
Usage: chiefly British and historical; often implies haggling over prices
2. a person who hagggles or bargains persistently
Usage: informal

Examples

• The higgler at the market sold fresh vegetables from his cart.
• She was known as a shrewd higgler who never paid full price.
• In colonial times, higglers traveled between farms and towns trading goods.
• The higgler haggled with customers over every penny.
• Local higglers supplied the village with produce from surrounding farms.