Haberdasher: [HAB-ər-dash-ər]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Middle English, 13th century
1. (American English)
A men’s clothing retailer
2. (British English)
A retailer for small sewing notions, such as buttons and needles
Examples used in a sentence:
1. A stop in at the haberdasher
was necessary for him to replenish his summer wardrobe.
2. The tailor and the
haberdasher were located right next to each other, making for a perfect
business arrangement’
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