A person who haggles; someone who persistently negotiates or argues about price or terms.
From 'haggle' plus the agent suffix '-er.' This is one of English's most productive ways to create nouns for 'people who do X.'
Haggler appears constantly in Victorian novels as a stock character—the working-class person haggling at markets was seen as colorful and authentic, a disappearing type even then.
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