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Definition of merchand
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Merchand
(v. i.) To
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Salesman
::
Salesman
(n.) One who sells
anything;
one whose
occupation
is to sell goods or
merchandise.
Buckram
::
Buckram
(n.) A
coarse
cloth of linen or hemp,
stiffened
with size or glue, used in
garments
to keep them in the form
intended,
and for
wrappers
to cover
merchandise..
Export
::
Export
(v. t.) To carry or send
abroad,
or out of a
country,
especially
to
foreign
countries,
as
merchandise
or
commodities
in the way of
commerce;
-- the
opposite
of
import;
as, to
export
grain,
cotton,
cattle,
goods,
etc..
Merchandised
::
Merchandised
(imp. & p. p.) of
Merchandis.
Job
::
Job (v. i.) To carry on the
business
of a
jobber
in
merchandise
or
stocks.
Xebec
::
Xebec (n.) A small
three-masted
vessel,
with
projecting
bow stern and
convex
decks,
used in the
Mediterranean
for
transporting
merchandise,
etc. It
carries
large
square
sails,
or both.
Xebecs
were
formerly
armed and used by
corsairs..
Merchandising
::
Merchandising
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Merchandis.
Weighbeam
::
Weighbeam
(n.) A kind of large
steelyard
for
weighing
merchandise;
-- also
called
weighmaster's
beam.
Weighmaster
::
Weighmaster
(n.) One whose
business
it is to weigh ore, hay,
merchandise,
etc.; one
licensed
as a
public
weigher..
Trade
::
Trade (v. i.) To
barter,
or to buy and sell; to be
engaged
in the
exchange,
purchase,
or sale of
goods,
wares,
merchandise,
or
anything
else; to
traffic;
to
bargain;
to carry on
commerce
as a
business..
Ware
::
Ware (a.)
Articles
of
merchandise;
the sum of
articles
of a
particular
kind or
class;
style or class of
manufactures;
especially,
in the
plural,
goods;
commodities;
merchandise..
Showroom
::
Showroom
(n.) A room where
merchandise
is
exposed
for sale, or where
samples
are
displayed..
Invoice
::
Invoice
(n.) A
written
account
of the
particulars
of
merchandise
shipped
or sent to a
purchaser,
consignee,
factor,
etc., with the value or
prices
and
charges
annexed..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To bear the
charges
or
burden
of
holding
or
having,
as
stocks,
merchandise,
etc., from one time to
another;
as, a
merchant
is
carrying
a large
stock;
a farm
carries
a
mortgage;
a
broker
carries
stock for a
customer;
to carry a life
insurance..
Merchant
::
Merchant
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
employed
in, trade or
merchandise;
as, the
merchant
service..
Contraband
::
Contraband
(n.) Goods or
merchandise
the
importation
or
exportation
of which is
forbidden.
Train
::
Train (v.) A
heavy,
long
sleigh
used in
Canada
for the
transportation
of
merchandise,
wood, and the
like..
Trust
::
Trust (n.)
Credit
given;
especially,
delivery
of
property
or
merchandise
in
reliance
upon
future
payment;
exchange
without
immediate
receipt
of an
equivalent;
as, to sell or buy goods on
trust..
Import
::
Import
(n.)
Merchandise
imported,
or
brought
into a
country
from
without
its
boundaries;
--
generally
in the
plural,
opposed
to
exports..
Surveyorship
::
Surveyor
(n.) In the
United
States,
an
officer
whose
duties
include
the
various
measures
to be taken for
ascertaining
the
quantity,
condition,
and value of
merchandise
brought
into a
port..
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