toyshop
1.0
A shop that sells toys for children
- noun
- /ˈtɔɪˌʃɑp/
- UK
- Shortly after acquiring the house from the famous toyshop owner Mrs. Chenevix, he compared it to an objet d'art: "It is a little plaything that I got out of Mrs. Chevenix's shop and is the prettiest bauble you ever saw."
Examples
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The children were thrilled to visit the toyshop filled with colorful dolls and games.
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She found the perfect birthday present for her son at the local toyshop.
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Every Saturday, they would go to the toyshop to see the latest action figures and stuffed animals.
Synonyms
Toyland
vstoyshop
2.9
A shop that sells toys and games for children
is the general word for any shop selling toys for children not a brand
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Etymology
Toyshop is made from the two simple words toy and shop. Toy means 'plaything' and shop means 'place to buy things', so a toyshop is a shop that sells things for play.