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lowball

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lowball
Of, relating to, or being an unrealistically low bid. Compare pricey.


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Clearly among the chief dynamics: homeowners who may want to sell but are unwilling to accept lowball offers from buyers and are sitting tight--if they can.
Nevertheless, it’s tempting to lowball seed and chemicals to help offset energy and fertilizer costs.
Here you are, doing a show about art versus commerce, and we have producers starting to lowball us on money and we have to stand up for ourselves," Menzel says, recalling how the original cast fought for and won appropriate salaries when the show transferred to Broadway.
 
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