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to Craigslist

to Craigslist

3.7
To post something for sale or look for items on the website
  • verb
  • Texting
: publicar en Craigslist
  • And so I would just scour Craigslist every single day looking for those deals.

Examples

  • You know, you can stick it on Craigslist, you can stick it on Zillow, on realtor.com.

  • You probably wouldn't just put it up on Craigslist at a posted price.

  • So there was a point there where I'd only post on Craigslist when I needed business.

  • And this came up on Craigslist for a great deal and it came on an old Craftsman base.

  • I haven't put it on Craigslist or, you know, tried to sell it on on eBay.

  • So I negotiated all these couch flips on Craigslist, just picking up couches for years.

  • I packed up, I had a Prius, I packed up my Prius and I went on Craigslist, found a place, rented the place and drove there.

  • I decided to post my old furniture on Craigslist to find someone who would buy it.

  • Many people post job listings on Craigslist to attract potential employees.

  • If you want to sell your bike quickly, you should post an ad on Craigslist today.

Synonyms

to put up
vsto Craigslist
33 3.5

Offer something for sale at an auction

is offered on a specific online classified website rather than at auctions

Surface Forms

Craigslist infinitive
Craigslist past
Craigslist past participle
Craigslist present participle
Craigslist third person singular

Etymology

To Craigslist (verb) comes from the website name Craigslist and the idea of putting something on a list, so to Craigslist is to post or search for an ad on that site.