shipping room

American  

noun

1. a place in a business concern where goods are packed and shipped.

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Example Sentences

Born March 30, 1936, Jones dropped out of college and fell into the film business by getting a job at the 20th Century Fox shipping room.

From Los Angeles Times

Pebbles the size of houses had rolled to a stop next to one another, and he thought, It’s like a shipping room when all the merchandise has left.

From Literature

On the Ground Floor are located the administration offices, the Trustees' room, toilets, women's rest room, lunch room, class room, shipping room and store rooms.

From Project Gutenberg

Often the first floor is divided into two rooms, one to be used for packing and the other as a shipping room.

From Project Gutenberg

That John earns only twenty dollars a week in the shipping room instead of the fifty a week he had declared, as assistant manager!

From Project Gutenberg