[ばいばい, baibai] (n, vs) trade; buying and selling; (P) #9035
[かい, kai] (n) (1) buying; shopping; (2) buyer; (3) purchase; (P) #10321
[のべ, nobe] (n) (1) futures; (2) credit (buying); (3) stretching; (4) total; gross; (P) #16168
[こうばい, koubai] (n, vs) procurement; purchase; buying; (P) #18411
[しちょう, shichou] (n, vs) trial listening (e.g. to a record before buying); audition #19593
[おかいあげ, okaiage] (n) (hon) (See 買い上げ) buying; purchasing
[まとめがい, matomegai] (n, vs) collecting together and buying; doing a big shop
[いろちがい(色チ買い;色ち買い);イロチがい(イロチ買い), irochigai ( shoku chi kai ; shoku chi kai ); irochi gai ( irochi kai )] (n, vs) (sl) (See イロチ) buying the same item multiple times, each one being a different color (colour)
[no-rita-n] (exp) no return (e.g. after buying something at an auction)
[baiingupawa-] (n) buying power
[battamon] (n) merchandise obtained by buying out the inventories of failed retailers instead of going through normal wholesale channels
[botoruki-pu] (n) practice of buying a bottle of spirits at a bar which is then kept there for the customer (wasei
[ヤングラいちば, yangura ichiba] (n) young underground market (the underground economy in goods and services, involving lots of barter and buying and selling of secondhand goods)
[やすものがいのぜにうしない, yasumonogainozeniushinai] (exp) you get what you pay for; buying cheap goods is a waste of money (because the quality is always so poor)
[いっかつばいばい, ikkatsubaibai] (n) a bulk sale; buying and selling in bulk
[のむうつかう, nomuutsukau] (n) drinking, gambling, and buying women in prostitution
[キセルのり, kiseru nori] (n) (See 煙管乗車) cheating on train fare by buying tickets covering only the first and last portions of the journey
[キセルじょうしゃ, kiseru jousha] (n, vs) (See 煙管乗り) cheating on train fare by buying tickets covering only the first and last portions of the journey (so-called because traditional pipes had metal only in two short segments at the ends)
[おしめがい, oshimegai] (n) buying when the market is down
[かいうんしょうほう, kaiunshouhou] (n) (See 霊感商法) fraudulent way of business, cajoling people into buying articles for an extremely high price by claiming they will bring good luck
[かっぷこうばい, kappukoubai] (n) buying in installments; buying in instalments
[かぶしきかいとりせいきゅうけん, kabushikikaitoriseikyuuken] (n) right of demand for buying shares
[きょうのきだおれ, kyounokidaore] (exp) (See 大阪の食い倒れ, 着倒れ) financially ruining oneself by buying too many clothes (as a fabled tendency of the people of Kyoto)
[からがい, karagai] (n) buying on margin
[けいせいかい, keiseikai] (n) buying the services of a prostitute
[けいずかい, keizukai] (n) (1) (系図買い only) pedigree buying; (2) (See 故買・こばい) fencing stolen goods; fence
[こばい, kobai] (n, vs) buying stolen goods
[こうばいしゅうかん, koubaishuukan] (n) buying habit
[こうばいりょく, koubairyoku] (n) buying power; (P)
[しいれ, shiire] (n) stocking; buying up; (P)
[しいれかかく, shiirekakaku] (n) cost price; buying price
[おもわくがい, omowakugai] (n) speculative buying
[じかんかせぎ, jikankasegi] (n) holding out; stalling; putting off; time-buying
[じょろうかい;じょろかい, joroukai ; jorokai] (n) (See 傾城買い) buying the services of a prostitute; whoring
[こがい, kogai] (n, vs) buying in small quantity
[しょうどうがい, shoudougai] (n, vs) impulsive buying
[しんようかい, shinyoukai] (n) margin buying
[せいかいこうさく, seikaikousaku] (n) currying of political favor; buying political influence
[あおたがい, aotagai] (n) (1) speculatively buying a rice harvest, while the fields are still green; (2) recruiting of students before a company is allowed to; (P)
[つんどく, tsundoku] (n) buying books and not reading them; (P)
[さきものがい, sakimonogai] (n, vs) buying futures; speculation
[そうじまい, soujimai] (n, vs) finishing up (a job); selling out; buying up
[おとながい, otonagai] (n, vs) (col) buying a large amount (esp. of collectible items aimed at kids, such as manga)
[ころがし, korogashi] (n) (1) (abbr) rolling (something); knocking down; (2) (See 転がし釣り) fishing with multiple hooks on a weighted line; (3) repeatedly buying and selling
[かいオペ, kai ope] (n) (abbr) buying operation
[かいオペレーション, kai opere-shon] (n) buying operation
[かいかえ, kaikae] (n) buying a replacement; replacing by buying something new
[かいかえる, kaikaeru] (v1, vt) to buy a replacement; to replace by buying something new
[かいき, kaiki] (n) buying mood
[かいいそぎ, kaiisogi] (n) buying spree; hasty purchase; rush to buy