shoppe
[ shop ]
noun
shop (used chiefly for quaint effect).
Origin of shoppe
1Deliberately archaized spelling
Words Nearby shoppe
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How to use shoppe in a sentence
A young man—Mr. shoppe—is occupied in flying low over the gun that is bombarding Dunkirk in order to take a photograph of it.
My War Experiences in Two Continents | Sarah MacnaughtanBefore them, out across the road, hung the sign: Ye Tea shoppe.
The Innocents | Sinclair LewisDid anybody telephone the Varsity Coffee shoppe for the eats?
The Mystery of Arnold Hall | Helen M. PersonsKnow anybody who runs up to the Varsity shoppe any oftener than you do?
The Mystery of Arnold Hall | Helen M. PersonsShe catches all the tourists by a window full of trash, and a sign ‘Souvenir shoppe’ or something like that.
Finding the Lost Treasure | Helen M. Persons
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