dicker2 (diker)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 95
[Prob. The white men who penetrated to the semi-wilds [of the West] were always ready to dicker and to swap. Cooper , Oak Openings. IMG:content-2586.png:[blocks in formation] Rev. William Dick in son.] A phosphate of manganese, calcium, and sodium, occurring in crystals and crystalline aggregates of a green color and micaceous structure at Branchville, Connecticut.
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