onsell

English

Etymology

From on +‎ sell.

Verb

onsell (third-person singular simple present onsells, present participle onselling, simple past and past participle onsold)

1. (British, business, transitive) To sell (a purchased item) to a second buyer.
   • 2009 January 30, “Shoplifting haul worth 'several millions'”, in Herald Sun‎^[1]:

     "That property is then taken in by a receiver who then onsells it, we'll be alleging to markets or other retail stores."

Anagrams

• sell on, Ellson, Noells, no-sell