deal-hunting

noun
UK /ˈdiːlˌhʌntɪŋ/
US /ˈdiːlˌhʌntɪŋ/

Looking for things to buy at a lower price than usual.

She spent the whole Saturday deal-hunting at the mall sales.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The activity of searching for good offers or discounts, often online.

His deal-hunting paid off when he found the laptop half price.

3. A habit of always looking for the cheapest or best-value option.

Deal-hunting runs in the family; my mum never pays full price.

4. Searching for advantageous agreements in business or politics.

The two companies were deal-hunting for a merger partner.