to mall
- verb
- /mɔl/
- Informal
Examples
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Camping out, going to the mall, What else, man?
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Orlean stares out the window as they follow Laroche down a strip-malled highway.
Fiction book (2002) -
On weekends, many teenagers enjoy mall hopping with their friends to shop and socialize.
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She decided to mall today instead of going to the gym, enjoying the exercise while browsing the stores.
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After school, they would often mall for a few hours before heading home.
Synonyms
To visit stores to buy things
To go shopping at several stores
Antonyms
Compounds
- Archaic
An old lawn game where people hit a wooden ball with a mallet along an alley
How Often
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb mall comes from the noun mall and is an informal way to say 'go to a shopping mall' or to spend time there shopping or hanging out.