1. plural of higgler; people who haggle or bargain persistently over prices
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. plural of higgler; small-scale traders or peddlers, especially those who buy and resell goods in local markets
Usage: informal; chiefly British; historical

Examples

• The higglers at the market were known for their aggressive negotiating tactics.
• Street higglers sold vegetables and fruits from door to door.
• Those higglers would never accept the first price offered.
• The higglers haggled with customers over every penny.
• Local higglers supplied the neighborhood with fresh produce.