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Is the word bargain a noun?

Yes, "bargain" can be a noun.

Here are some examples:

* "I got a great bargain on that coat." (The word "bargain" refers to the good deal itself.)

* "The store is having a bargain sale." (Here, "bargain" refers to the sale where many items are discounted.)

However, "bargain" can also be a verb.

Here's an example:

* "We bargained with the vendor for a better price." (Here, "bargained" refers to the act of negotiating.)

So, it depends on the context!

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