shopwindow

[shop-win-doh]

noun

1. a window used for display of merchandise.

Word History and Origins

Origin of shopwindow¹

late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; shop, window

Example Sentences

Instead, their best clues to Perestroika’s whereabouts come from an Irish telephone psychic who sees the young filly “walking down the street, looking into shopwindows.”

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He stood rooted in front of a shopwindow.

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People were still painting on the shopwindows, but this time the painters were the bearded people, the shop owners themselves.

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Mariam saw festive lanterns hanging from shopwindows, heard music blaring from loudspeakers.

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From the top, they watch the small figures of tourists stroll past shopwindows.

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