bookshopkeepers
bookshopkeepers is the plural of bookshopkeeper.
Meaning of bookshopkeeper
Noun
bookshopkeeper (plural bookshopkeepers)
- One who operates a bookshop.
- One of the greatest temptations for the resort bookshopkeeper is to stock those miscellaneous articles which come under the heading of “gifts” or “souvenirs.” It is true that summer visitors will pick up some novelty to take home to the family. But they will no longer spend their precious money for...1934 June 30, Thelma Browne Ziemer, “Hints for the Summer-Resort Bookshop”, in The Publishers’ Weekly: The American Book Trade Journal, volume CXXV, number 26, Camden, N.J., pages 2331–2332
- Synonyms:
- bookstorekeeper
Questions about bookshopkeepers
- What is bookshopkeepers the plural of?
- Bookshopkeepers is the plural of bookshopkeeper.
Words near bookshopkeepers in the dictionary
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