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cross-trade

The business of thieving, or anything else illegal or shady in nature such as the black or grey markets. Fencing, stealing, and smuggling.
I make my money the modern way, I cross-trade stolen merchandise and contraband on auction websites and invest my jink based on insider stock tips...
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Cross-trade

The business of thieving, or anything else illegal or shady in nature. A "cross-trading scum" is a thief who's got on the wrong side of the court system.
"That blood is a cross-trader, he sells stolen goods online and invests the money in shady real-estate deals."
Cross-trade by Zed Numar July 26, 2021

crossgrade 

To switch from one thing to something else that's equivalent, but is neither a downgrade nor an upgrade.
Apple's been releasing crossgrades to their current products to make them work on the new Intel chips.
crossgrade by DoublebacK June 25, 2006
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