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(Law) condition of being replaceable (about merchandise)fungibility
(Law) replaceable (about merchandise), something traded or substituted, substitutable, tradable under a contractfungible
a streetcar or subway driver, someone whose occupation is to drives a car; man who transports merchandise; one who drives a streetcar or train (dated); streetcar attendant or conductor (dated)carman
a trademark for an organization whose members welcome newcomers to a neighborhood, distribute small gifts, give information about the community, and offer samples of locally available merchandiseWelcome Wagon
act of re-buying merchandise (by a store) that was previously sold to a customerbuyback
act of stealing merchandise from a store while pretending to shopshoplifting
act of visiting stores and buying merchandise, activity of going to shop, goods purchased in shops, pertaining to shopping, pertaining to the act of buying merchandise at retail storesshopping
additional range of merchandise, area of a playing field, exclude somebody, keep player out of game, line of merchandise that is secondary to the principal line; secondary business or activity; line that marks the boundary on a playing field (Sports); ...sideline
aggressive salesperson, copywriter, peddle merchandise, peddler, vendor; advertising agent, retailer, sell aggressivelyhuckster
amount in excess of what is recorded or expected (as of merchandise or money), surplus, too old; over the required ageoverage
amount sold or rate of selling, auction, commercial transaction in which one party buys an item from another party; instance of offering goods at a reduced price; demand for merchandise; auction, department selling things, market or demand, opportunity...sale
anchor part, animal pen, available amount, available on a regular basis; commonplace, routine; employed to handle merchandise or goods; of or pertaining to livestock, broth, capital stock, clerical shirt front, construction stand, descent, fill up, fil...stock
boxlike furniture, furniture sold as sets, merchandise sold in bulkcase goods
brought in from another country (of goods or merchandise); brought inimported
 

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