shoppe
- noun
- /ʃɑp/
- Archaic
- "Beneath that it said, 'Museum,' then, 'Gift Shoppe.'"
- Olde Shoppe
- Soda Shoppe
- Bake Shoppe
Examples
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Turn back time with a visit to the Downtown Cafe & Soda Shoppe and order a milkshake, sundae, or float.
Blog text (26) -
The quaint little bakery, known as the Frost Bake Shoppe, offers a variety of delicious pastries.
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"And the Gift Shoppe," said another girl.
Fiction book (1990) -
It's just the difference between a dress shop and a gown shoppe.
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A couple of us are going to the Yogurt Shoppe later, if you want to come by.
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Here, on this quiet street, the Fae Shoppe had done its business.
Fiction book (1991) -
On Saturday, Red Bank Chocolate Shoppe holds a toy drive for the borough-based nonprofit Lunch Break Inc.
Blog text (21) -
Gift Shoppe
Fiction book (1997) -
"Come on Archie, let's go to the malt shoppe".
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Starting in December, Nancy from the Victorian Motto Sampler Shoppe is having a very generous giveaway.
Blog text (1)
How Old-fashioned
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shoppe is an old or decorative spelling of shop, which means 'small store', and people use shoppe today to make a place sound old-fashioned or charming.