shopping list

noun

1. a list made by a shopper of items or goods to be bought.
2. matters to be discussed, requested, or otherwise attended to:

   the president's shopping list at the coming summit conference.

Word History and Origins

Origin of shopping list¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

His shopping list included screws, which seemed simple enough.

From Outside Online

The shopping list is made by marking the desired items on a printed document available at the detention center.

From Washington Blade

Unlike usual online cooking classes, it provides a shopping list of ingredients to buy and a link to an Amazon storefront for any utensils you may need, so your kid has everything before they start class.

From Popular-Science

Take stock of what you need, such as napkins or extra seating, and put it on your shopping list.

From Washington Post

We use our hands for activities from cooking to brushing our teeth to gardening to writing a shopping list.

From Washington Post

Missiles,” Kissell wrote back to him in his journal, “are not on my shopping list.

From The Daily Beast

Whether you have reached the end of that Anthony Adverse of a shopping list or not, we're going home!

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Douglas was looking over her shopping list, and Lily Douglas was looking over her mother's shoulder.

From Project Gutenberg

"I think you will have to drive, dear," said her grandmother, looking up from the shopping list she was making.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Mistress Caird disappeared for half an hour, and when she returned to the parlor Marion had completed her shopping list.

From Project Gutenberg

Here was her shopping list, a little wet and crumpled because she had put her glove on the snowy handle of the motor-car door.

From Project Gutenberg