Retail Industry Terms

noun the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale

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• International commerce plays a crucial role in global economy.
• Online commerce is booming these days.
• I'm all about that e-commerce life.
• In the realm of ideas, commerce refers to the exchange of thoughts and concepts.

noun a store selling cold cuts, cheeses, and a variety of salads, as well as a selection of unusual or foreign prepared foods

adjective describing something related to or characteristic of a deli

• The deli on the corner is known for its high-quality meats and cheeses.
• Let's grab some sandwiches from the deli for lunch.
• I heard the deli down the street makes killer hoagies.
• The deli of life offers a variety of experiences to choose from.

noun Physical products that are bought and sold

adjective Describing something that is of high quality or beneficial

• The company specializes in importing and exporting luxury goods.
• I love shopping for goods at that store, they always have great deals.
• I scored some sick goods at the thrift shop today.
• Education is the key to unlocking the goods of the mind.

noun a person who is friendly and welcoming, often in a familiar or cozy way

adjective giving a feeling of comfort, warmth, and familiarity

• The interior design of the house was warm and homey, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
• I love coming over to your place, it's so homey and cozy.
• This cafe has a really homey vibe, I could hang out here all day.
• The small town had a homey feel to it, like everyone was part of one big family.

noun an excess of something, especially in relation to a specified amount

• The store charged an overage fee for exceeding the limit on the number of items that could be purchased.
• I got hit with an overage charge for using too much data on my phone.
• I can't believe I have to pay an overage penalty for going over my monthly allowance.
• The overage of emotions spilled out of her as she couldn't contain her feelings any longer.

noun a job or position that requires less than the usual amount of time

adjective relating to or being a job or position that requires less than the usual amount of time

• She decided to take on a part time job to supplement her income.
• I work part time at the coffee shop down the street.
• I'm just doing a part time gig at the moment.
• Being a parent is a full-time job, even if it feels like a part time commitment sometimes.

noun a person or organization that provides a particular product or service

adjective pertaining to or relating to the act of supplying goods or services

• The supplier failed to deliver the materials on time, causing a delay in production.
• I need to contact my supplier to order more inventory for next month.
• I found a new supplier for cheap electronics, they have great deals.
• In life, friends can act as emotional suppliers, providing support in times of need.

noun a strong, sweeping blow

verb to move a finger or hand across a surface to activate or interact with something, especially a touchscreen device

• Please swipe your credit card to complete the transaction.
• Just swipe your phone to unlock it.
• I swiped right on that cute guy on the dating app.
• He tried to swipe the spotlight away from his colleague during the presentation.

noun a person who visits a place, such as a tourist or guest

• The museum provides guided tours for each visitor to enhance their experience.
• Make sure to greet each visitor with a smile when they arrive.
• Yo, did you see that visitor checking out the new exhibit?
• Every mistake is a visitor, a lesson to be learned from.

noun clothes or apparel

• The store specializes in high-quality wearing apparel for business professionals.
• I need to buy some new wearing apparel for the party this weekend.
• Check out this cool wearing apparel I found at the thrift store.
• Her wearing apparel reflected her personality and unique sense of style.

noun The highest-ranking executive in a company or organization, responsible for the overall operations and performance

• The general manager of the company is responsible for overseeing all operations.
• Hey, have you met the general manager yet? He's really nice.
• The GM is the one in charge around here.
• As the general manager of my own life, I make sure everything runs smoothly.

noun a place where animals such as dogs, cats, birds, fish, etc. are kept and sold as pets

• I need to stop by the pet store to pick up some supplies for my cat.
• I'm gonna swing by the pet store to grab some stuff for my dog.
• I'll hit up the pet store for some goodies for my pets.
• Visiting the pet store is like a trip to paradise for animal lovers.

noun a growling sound

• The bartender poured the craft beer into a growler for the customer to take home.
• Let's swing by the brewery and grab a growler of our favorite IPA.
• I can't wait to crack open that growler and relax this weekend.
• His voice turned into a growler when he got angry.