antiquing
- noun
- /ænˈtɪkɪŋ/
- US
- So now, if we find something on our antiquing trip, wouldn't it be fun?
- go antiquing
- antiquing trip
- weekend antiquing
Examples
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A little bit of antiquing in Rome.
Blog text (17) -
Anna needed to go antiquing at least twice a month.
Fiction book (1995) -
Then we drove around, did some antiquing, had a great breakfast, picked up some lunch.
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"We're going out antiquing tomorrow, aren't we?"
Fiction book (1993) -
Let's go antiquing.
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She spends every Saturday antiquing at local flea markets looking for rare collectibles.
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They enjoy antiquing together, often finding unique treasures from different eras.
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Finding a beautiful vase while antiquing has become one of her favorite weekend activities.
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Etymology
Antiquing comes from antique, a word that means 'old' and is the same root as antiquity ('old times'). So, to go antiquing is the hobby of searching for and buying things that are 'old' or from another time.