10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GAZUNDERER»
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gazunderer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang
Brit Of a buyer: to lower the amount of an offer made to (the seller) for a property,
esp. just before exchange of contracts; often as gazundering, noun; also
gazunderer, noun. 1988–. INDEPENDENT Gazumping, gazundering and all
manner of ...
John Ayto, John Simpson, 2010
2
Property Law: Commentary and Materials
A gazunderer is a buyer who threatens to pull out unless the seller will take less.
These practices are unknown in Scotland. They are not a by-product of formality.
They are a by-product of the practice of the professionals who run the housing ...
Alison Clarke, Paul Kohler, 2005
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Oxford English Dictionary Additions Series
... 3 glandular fever 2 funkstcr 2 gay-bashing 3 glasnost 2 funky 2 gay plague 2
glasnostian 2 funkily 2 gayncss 2 glasnostic 2 funkiness 2 gazundcr 2 glass 3
funny 2 gazunderer 2 glass ceiling 3 funny money 2 gazundering 2 glassification
2 ...
J. A. Simpson, Michael Proffitt, E. S. C. Weiner, 1997
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A Practical Approach to Conveyancing
Robert M. Abbey, Mark Richards. 3.54 No similar method has been judicially
endorsed to circumvent the practice of 'gazundering' but it is hoped that with the
steady growth in the property market, the gazunderer will find fewer opportunities
to ...
Robert M. Abbey, Mark Richards, 2007
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Lexical Change in Present-day English: A Corpus-based Study ...
... and chickenburger. Homonymous word-formation elements may even emerge,
e.g. para- (< parachute, cf. parapsychology). The following formations are
derivations or back-formations: gazunderer, gazwelcher, wallyballer;
medevacking (n.) ...
Derek Brawn. As a friend, my loyalty was obviously to Andy and not to the seller
of the property. This was a classic case of gazundering, and my involvement
could result in me being referred to as the Gazunderer's apprentice. Chapter 31
The ...
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The structure of property law
59 A tactic as unattractive as its name ('gazundering'), it is apparently
recommended by certain websites (see eg Brignall, 'Is there a gazunderer in you
?', The Guardian, 12 April 2008). 60 In 1987 the Conveyancing Standing
Committee issued ...
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Han Ying shuang xiang nan yi ci ci dian
... in 307® Garden Engineering 376® gay power 307© Garden Planning 376®
gaydar 307® Gardenecology 376® gazetting 87®, 339® Gardening 376®, 377®
gazunderer 19®, 353® Gardening Entomology 377© GB(Gigabyte) 240®
garland ...
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“Le” Robert & Collins super senior: grand dictionnaire ...
... n (Brit) rupture d'une promesse d'achat immobilier pour tenter de faire baisser
le prix gazunderer [g,VzAnd3n>r| n (Brit) acheteur qui revient sur une promesse d
'achat immobilier pour tenter de faire baisser le prix GB |dv:'bi:| (abbrev of Great ...
Alain Duval, Kathleen Micham, 2000
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Le Robert & Collins super senior: grand dictionnaire ...
... obligé de baisser ton prix à la dernière minute S] n (Brit) rupture d'une
promesse d'achat immobilier pour tenter de faire baisser le prix gazunderer [ga'
zAndaral n (Brit) acheteur qui revient sur une promesse d'achat immobilier pour
tenter de ...
Alain Duval, Dominique Le Fur, Vivian Marr, 1995
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GAZUNDERER»
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gazunderer is used in the context of the following news items.
England bowlers told dew can swing Tests their way against Pakistan
For those who can recall Shane Warne's zooter, slider or gazunderer, Ajmal is set to send down the Teesra, or the third one in Urdu. As the best ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 12»
Gazundering and gazumping: First person
"I can't imagine why it won't open," he told the frustrated gazunderer who, I like to think, might still be struggling with the altered code to the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 08»
Gazundered! The unscrupulous practice which strikes fear into …
After circling the property pool and locking on to his chosen prey, the 'gazunderer' puts in a reasonable offer, apparently in all sincerity. «Daily Mail, Sep 08»
Most buyers would gazunder at last minute
"But, if they do gazunder, there's a one in four chance they could lose out on the sale altogether, as 24% of sellers would refuse to sell to a gazunderer at ANY ... «Firstrung, May 08»
Rise of the gazunderers
Again, though, the buyer turned gazunderer, and once again Harris found himself putting his flat back on the market. Finally, five months after ... «Independent, Mar 08»
