merch
- noun
- /mɜrtʃ/
- Texting
- The new line of merch features t-shirts and hoodies with the band's logo.
- sell merch
- merch store
- merch mug
I had the yard signs, merch, bananas for him.
- I had the yard signs, merch, bananas for him.
- And you see this MAGA coated merch all the time on airplanes.
- We've talked a lot about merch, the need for Jackal merch.
- If you haven't checked out our merch store, do so.
- You're gonna love the freaking merch that you win, trust me.
- And once again, you know that Libra merch, I love horoscopes.
- Like, let's not just like sell merch, like let's build a business.
Examples
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And you can buy the new merch starting Monday!
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Played for some new people, sold some merch.
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Get them, grab some merch before before I get it all.
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And so, yeah, she had she had some merch that she sold.
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Oh yeah, we also should have merch out by now I think.
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This is the second piece of merch that is coming up.
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The winner has their design printed on a shirt and sold at our merch store!
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I'm going to be sending out so much merch, Ray.
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I showed my appreciation by immediately going to the merch table... and buying an In Flames tour shirt.
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If you haven't checked out our merch store, do so.
Synonyms
A thing that people make to sell, like a phone or shampoo
Items sold to people, like T-shirts and posters
Free branded items given away at events
Compounds
How Official
Surface Forms
Etymology
Merch is a short, informal form of merchandise, which comes from an old word for 'goods' or 'items for sale', so merch means the products a band or brand sells to fans.