c-store

American  

[see-stawr, see-stohr] / ˈsiˌstɔr, ˈsiˌstoʊr /

Or C-store

noun

1. convenience store.

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Example Sentences

Sal Risalvato, executive director of the New Jersey Gasoline, C-Store and Automotive Association, a trade group, said he believed allowing self-service gasoline would lower overhead costs, increase sales and drive down prices.

From New York Times

Not all retail stations adjusted prices after wholesale gasoline prices dropped, said Sal Risalvato, executive director of New Jersey's Gasoline, C-Store, and Automotive Association.

From Reuters

Straubel even showed off what’s been described as “an aerial depiction of a recharge center that included what looked exactly like a c-store.”

From The Verge

Hoping to delve further into the restaurant-versus–convenience stores question, I visited the website of Convenience Store News, which had a piece about how some stores are so keen on the prepared-food segment that they’re opening new locations sans fuel pumps—a daring move in the c-store trade.

From Slate

Only a handful of the almost 1,000 independent stations in New Jersey have installed charging stations, said Sal Risalvato, executive director of the New Jersey Gasoline, C-Store and Automotive Association.

From Washington Times