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Exchanged To swap things, usually in a casual manner. Often used to describe the act of exchanging gifts or goods between two people. ■ John and Jane exchanged gifts on their anniversary. She got him a new coffee maker and he gave her a book about cats.
handshake A firm grasp of the hand, accompanied by a friendly smile and a brief exchange of pleasantries. ■ "After a long day of negotiations, the two businessmen exchanged a hearty handshake and agreed to work together on their project."
hotbed A place where ideas and opinions are exchanged freely, often leading to lively discussions and debates. ■ The hotbed of political views at the office always results in heated arguments during lunchtime.
marriage A legal commitment between two people who have decided to spend the rest of their lives together, usually involving a ceremony and the exchange of rings. It is also known as matrimony. ■ John and Jane got married in a beautiful beach ceremony surrounded by their loved ones. They exchanged vows and rings, and now they are officially man and wife. From that day on, they will be known as John and Jane Doe.
spar A long, thin rod or beam used for fencing or boxing., To engage in a competitive argument or debate. ■ During the sparring match, the two fighters exchanged blows and quick witted comebacks., The two colleagues had a heated spar about which was the best way to approach the project.