barterpair
nounUK /ˈbɑːtəpeə/
US /ˈbɑːrtərper/
Two people who trade things with each other without using money.
The farmer and the baker became a barterpair, swapping vegetables for fresh bread every week.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A matched set of two items offered together in a trade.
The collector offered a barterpair of old coins for a single rare stamp.
3. A pair of animals exchanged between owners for breeding.
The two shepherds arranged a barterpair to bring new blood into their flocks.
4. In gaming, two players who regularly trade items with each other.
My barterpair always has the crafting materials I need.