The shop or workshop of a jeweller.

An ironmonger's shop or place of business.

Originally in the genitive. A shop where ironware is sold; a hardware shop.

Originally and chiefly in the genitive. A shop or workshop where jewellery is made, repaired, or sold; the place of business of a jeweller.

A shop where prints are sold; a printseller's shop.

A shop selling goods made in or imported from South Asia. Obsolete.

a shop selling pamphlets.

The small ironware produced by lorimers. Also, a place where such ironwork was made or sold.

A retail pharmacy or chemist's shop.

a shop in which hardware (sense 1) is sold; an ironmonger's shop.

In early use: a store in which old or discarded items or materials that may be reused, such as old rope or textiles, bottles, scrap metal…

In early use: a shop in which old or discarded items or materials that may be reused, such as (originally) old rope or (later also) textiles…

= music shop n.

A shop that sells pots or other items of crockery or porcelain.

a store selling shoemakers' tools and supplies.

A shop which sells supplies and provisions for ships.

A picture gallery; (later also) a shop or emporium selling paintings. Obsolete.

(a) a place in which paint is made and sold; (b) a place in which manufactured items (esp. cars) are painted.

Now usually in form newsagency. A business that sells newspapers and periodicals.

British. Originally in the genitive. A shop where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold; (now esp.) such a shop in which toiletries and general…

British. A branch of the Army and Navy stores, esp. the principal one in Victoria, London.

An establishment that displays, deals in, or rents out bicycles; (now esp.) a bicycle shop.

a shop where very miscellaneous goods are sold.

a crockery shop.

Chiefly Australian, New Zealand, and South African Manchester department n. a department (in a shop) where household linen and other cotton goods are…

Originally and chiefly North American. An area of land used for parking motor vehicles, spec. (a) the area at a car dealership where cars for sale…

A shop that sells handmade goods, esp. practical or decorative items for use in the home, or the materials and tools used to make such items.

a specialist retail establishment selling gardening equipment, plants, and other products for the domestic garden.

a shop selling animals to be kept as pets, or accessories, food, etc., for pets.

a shop selling goods relating to sex, as pornography, sex aids, etc.

(originally) a shop which sells televisions (now disused); (in later use) a shop which sells or rents out video cassettes and DVDs.

A hardware or ironmonger's shop, esp. a French one.

A (large) hardware store selling tools, building materials, and other household articles.

An Army-Navy store.

British and Australian. A shop or department selling cooking and kitchen equipment.

a shop which sells equipment for playing, reproducing, or recording music.

A retailer of ‘cut-price’ goods, aiming to undercut the market by working outside the official system; spec. one selling cheap airline tickets. Also…