window shopper

  • 11Shopper — may refer to: *Personal shopper *Computer Shopper *Window Shopper *Secret shopper *Euro Shopper *Happy Shopper *A newspaper that contains only or mainly advertising …

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  • 12shopper — [n] customer browser, buyer, client, clientele, consumer, patron, prospect, purchaser, window shopper; concept 348 …

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  • 13window-shop — window shopper, n. /win doh shop /, v., window shopped, window shopping. v.i. 1. to look at articles in the windows of stores without making any purchases. 2. to examine or evaluate merchandise for possible purchase, use, etc.: Russian… …

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  • 14window-shop — [win′dōshäp΄] vi. window shopped, window shopping to look at displays of goods in store windows without entering the stores to buy window shopper n …

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  • 15window-shopping — window .shopping n [U] the activity of looking at goods in shop windows without intending to buy them >window shopper n …

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  • 16window-shopping — window ,shopping noun uncount the activity of looking at things in store windows but not buying anything ╾ window ,shopper noun count …

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  • 17window-shop — ► VERB ▪ look at the goods displayed in shop windows, especially without intending to buy. DERIVATIVES window shopper noun …

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  • 18window-shopping — UK / US noun [uncountable] the activity of looking at things in shop windows but not buying anything Derived word: window shopper noun countable Word forms window shopper : singular window shopper plural window shoppers …

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  • 19shopper — n. a Christmas; comparison; window shopper * * * [ ʃɒpə] comparison window shopper a Christmas …

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  • 20window — n. 1 a an opening in a wall, roof, or vehicle etc., usu. with glass in fixed, sliding, or hinged frames, to admit light or air etc. and allow the occupants to see out. b the glass filling this opening (have broken the window). 2 a space for… …

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