1. To exchange in traffic.

2. To barter.

3. Commerce; trade; amount of traffic; intercourse.

4. To trade; to buy and sell wares.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tereffic,
• trafiic,
• tradic,
• traggic,
• trafficz,
• traffci,
• traffiuc,
• treffic,
• traffiic,
• traffinc,
• traffik,
• trajic,
• grafic,
• taffic,
• trffic,
• traffis,
• traffc,
• traiffc,
• trafiice,
• teriffic

• trafficker,
• traffic-jammed,
• derevko,
• traffic-jam,
• air-traffic,
• dereivka,
• tropics,
• trafic,
• TRFK,
• TRRFCC,
• terrific,
• traffick,
• traffic-choked,
• trophic,
• traffic.com,
• TRAFICC,
• TRAFK,
• -terrific,
• traffic-circle,
• TRFQ,
• trafficky,
• TDRFC,
• dervaig,
• traffic-related,
• traffic-light,
• traffic-police,
• low-traffic,
• TRRFC,
• traffic-free,
• -trophic,
• TRVG,
• traffic-lights,
• traffic-control,
• Torafugu,
• durophagy,
• high-traffic,
• traffic-regulation,
• trafficway,
• trafico,
• TRFACA,
• traffic-clogged,
• triffic,
• DRFOC,
• dravecky,
• tropical,
• tropic,
• air-traffic-control,
• mixed-traffic,
• LOTR:TRFK.

The adjective form of the word "traffic" is "traffic-related".

The plural form of the word "traffic" is "traffics"

The singular form of the word "traffic" is "traffic".