thriftshop
- noun
- /ˈθrɪftˌʃɒp/
- US
- She found a beautiful dress at the local thriftshop for just five dollars.
Examples
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The Wonder Hostess Bakery Thriftshop is shown at the Utah Hostess plant in Ogden, Utah, on Thursday.
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UPDATE 10:27 a.m.: Planning on going to the Hostess Bakery Thriftshop in Glendale to stock up on Twinkies?
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UPDATE 11:05 a.m.: Philip Mazzolini came to the Hostess Bakery Thriftshop in Glendale with his boss and a coworker to buy cakes for their office after hearing that Hostess was ceasing operations.
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They often donate old clothes to the thriftshop to help support local charities.
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The thriftshop has a wide selection of secondhand books and furniture at great prices.
Synonyms
A shop that sells used clothes and furniture cheaply
A shop that sells used things at low prices
A shop that sells cheap used things, often with little value
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Etymology
The word thriftshop combines thrift ('saving money') and shop ('store'). Think of 'thrifty' people who like saving: a thriftshop sells secondhand items cheaply, often to help a charity raise money.