cluttertrade
nounUK /ˈklʌtətreɪd/
US /ˈklʌtərˌtreɪd/
Cluttertrade is when people swap lots of messy, unwanted things with each other.
At the school fair, the cluttertrade table was piled high with old toys and books.
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2. A shop or stall that sells a mixed collection of second-hand goods.
We found a dusty old lamp at the cluttertrade down the street.
3. The act of trading one pile of clutter for another.
Their cluttertrade left both families with different junk than before.
4. A confused or disorganized exchange of goods.
The yard sale turned into a noisy cluttertrade by noon.