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shoplift to steal goods from a store while posing as a customer.
shoplifter a person who steals goods from a store while pretending to be a customer.
shoppe shop (used mainly on store signs to suggest old-fashioned quaintness).
shopper a person who goes shopping. [4 definitions]
shopping the activity of looking for and buying goods in a store.
shopping bag a large, strong bag with handles, used for carrying purchases.
shopping center a group or complex of stores, often with other businesses such as restaurants, that have a common parking area.
shop steward a unionized worker elected by other union members, usu. in a particular shop or department, to represent them in dealing with management.
shoptalk conversation dealing with, or using the jargon of, one's job or profession, esp. after working hours.
shopworn of merchandise, worn or dirtied by exposure and handling. [2 definitions]
shoran an electronic system of navigational signals used in airplanes, ships, guided missiles, and the like to determine the precise position of the aircraft or ship (acronym for "short range navigation").
shore1 the land beside an ocean, sea, lake, or river. [2 definitions]
shore2 a usu. angled post or beam that supports something such as a building or a ship in port. [2 definitions]
shore bird any of various birds, such as the sandpiper, that frequent the shores of oceans, lakes, and the like.
shore dinner a meal featuring several seafoods.
shore leave permission granted to a ship's crew for onshore recreation, or the actual time spent ashore; liberty.
shoreless without a substantial shore or beach.
shoreline the place where land and water meet; littoral.
shore patrol those members of the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, or Marines that are designated as military police on shore.
shoreward to or toward the shore. [4 definitions]
shoring the act of supporting or propping up with shores. [2 definitions]