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bookstore

[book-stawr, -stohr]

noun

  1. a store where books are sold.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of bookstore1

An Americanism dating back to 1755–65; book + store
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Example Sentences

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“The school selling my jersey, my T-shirt, at the bookstore—nobody has done this before,” Matsuzawa said.

“I’ve never had a gold record, which is fine with me. I was working in a bookstore when we recorded ‘Horses,’ and after we finished touring, I thought I would be back in the bookstore.”

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“I checked the occult bookstores, the spooky carnivals, the abandoned cemeteries, and all the obscure and little-trafficked corners of the city. Nothing!”

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“Mr. Harley-Dickinson, do you happen to know where all the bookstores in London are located?”

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Ridge had been enchanted by all the toys at KB, but his eyes shined when he heard about the bookstore.

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