shop / ˈshäp
noun a building housing merchandise; a small store To open a shop is easy – the hard part is keeping it open. Chinese Proverb the workspace for a craftsperson or other manual laborer He who goes to the blacksmith’s shop comes home with scorched clothes. Afghan Proverb a business, office, etc. A public relations shop does far more than just pitch the media. Farrell Kramer, ?- prdaily.com/6-reasons-clients-and-execs-should-love-pr-pros/ in education, a class in which mechanics, carpentry, etc., are taught We confidently believe that we can fix things around the house, as if it’s part of the collective brain that was further enhanced by eighth-grade shop class. Bob Newhart, 1929- verb to visit retail establishments or websites in order to purchase items Recreational shopping is the shortest distance between two points: you and broke. Victoria Moran, 1950- to seek out goods or services It is a good idea to ‘shop around’ before you settle on a doctor. Dave Barry, 1947-