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small goods

British  

plural noun

  1. meats bought from a delicatessen, such as sausages

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“I don’t know if it’s Instagram or something else, but everyone has much more of an interest in it,” said Ms. Balsis, whose company in 2017 started a sister brand, Concrete Love, that sells concrete jewelry, bowls, planters and other small goods.

From New York Times

The wheeled robots carry crates of apple juice, cereal and other small goods to Walmart workers, who then bag them for shoppers.

From Seattle Times

Lebanon is a hub for Syrian traders and business executives, a place where they can open bank accounts, access dollars and buy up small goods to take back to Syria, which is under heavy sanctions.

From Washington Post

They send back money and bring back small goods, but many young men have started returning home from Lebanon because of the economic crisis there, the activist said.

From Washington Post

The real estate professional added that she’s mystified as to why the couple may be motivated to lift small goods from other people’s homes.

From Fox News