Bloomingdale

American  

[bloo-ming-deyl] / ˈblu mɪŋˌdeɪl /

noun

1. a town in NE Illinois.

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Example Sentences

The 167-year-old company, which also runs the Bloomingdale’s and Bluemercury chains, has faced steep competition in recent years from discount chains, fast-fashion retailers and e-commerce sellers that have won over shoppers with low prices and fast deliveries.

From The Wall Street Journal

The facility for now is handling Macy’s online orders and store replenishment with plans to extend service to the Bloomingdale’s and Bluemercury brands over the next two years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Try sneaking into the basement of Bloomingdale’s or the Soho Grand Hotel, many suggested.

From The Wall Street Journal

She continued: “The budgeting ... you see how I am, nitpicking every little thing. I’ve never been like that. We were in Bloomingdale’s yesterday, I’m like, ‘We have to go to H&M.’”

From Los Angeles Times

B. Simone’s comments about her finances — specifically her emotions about going from Bloomingdale’s to H&M — faced social media backlash over the weekend.

From Los Angeles Times