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bazaar
[ buh-zahr ]
bazaar
/ bəˈzɑː /
noun
- (esp in the Orient) a market area, esp a street of small stalls
- a sale in aid of charity, esp of miscellaneous secondhand or handmade articles
- a shop where a large variety of goods is sold
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bazaar1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bazaar1
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Example Sentences
They had to go to the bazaar -- as the mall was then called -- and buy them.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Half a dozen men sit on the floor in a grimy rented storefront in the crowded Khyber Bazaar.
Never mind the word "bazaar," which you pronounce as "bizarre" and Hassan pronounces as "buzzer."
He was talking about the talks as if this were a nuclear bazaar.
I arrived at the Grand Bazaar and planned to work my way over to the Aya Sofia and the Topkapi Palace.
They clattered through the outlying bazaar without disturbing a soul.
The standard of the Prophet was raised in the bazaar and a fanatical mob rallied round it.
The high-spirited girl had no idea of being thus disposed of in the matrimonial bazaar.
The pretty houses and the rich shops must be sought for in the bye streets near the bazaar.
I was obliged to put up my bed in the middle of the bazaar under an open verandah.
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