A house or building where goods are made or prepared for sale and also sold. Now archaic and rare.

A shop or workshop attached to or under a dwelling-house; often under ground, a cellar. Cf. cellar, n.1 2, wine cellar, n. dialect. Obsolete.

a workshop for making or repairing machines or parts of machines; a workshop in which machines are operated.

(a) a workshop where planing is done; (b) = planing machine n.

†(a) a workshop where the bodies of hats are manufactured; cf. sense 6i (obsolete rare); (b) chiefly North American a workshop or garage where…

(a) a workshop where small pieces of work are done; (b) Printing = job office n.; (c) a place where a variety of available jobs are advertised.

U.S. A workshop used for making or repairing agricultural tools and machinery (cf. shop, n. 4a). Also: a school subject in which these skills are…

(a) a room or building in which a craftsperson works, or in which crafts are taught; (b) a class or training session at which participants learn or…

attributive. Pertaining to, established for, or characterized by making repairs; that mends or puts right. Esp. as fixit man, fixit shop.

(see quot. 1954).

slang (originally U.S.). A workshop or garage which specializes in modifying or customizing motorcycles. Cf. chop, n.1 additions, chopper, n.1 7a.