merchandize

[ noun mur-chuhn-dahyz, -dahys; verb mur-chuhn-dahyz ]

noun

, mer·chan·dized, mer·chan·diz·ing.

1. merchandise.

Example Sentences

It is chiefly used as an entrepôt for all the merchandize, corn, wine, &c. which is sent down the Loire.

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Two more men to this post here; and see that no one leaves the palace but this man and his merchandize.

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They were soon revelling amidst the costly merchandize and the luxuries, with which the cavern was gorged.

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Most of these trucks were laden with twenty railway metals each, though three or four of them carried merchandize.

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This place abounds in merchandize, and the country round produces dates, ginger of Mecca, and other sorts.

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