sale-goer
sale-goer noun: one who looks for bargains at a sale or sales.
Noun
sale-goer (plural sale-goers)
- One who looks for bargains at a sale or sales.
- I thought of Mum, happily battling away in there today, an experienced sale-goer, a bargain-hunter par excellence, unaware, as she muscled professionally through the scrum, intent on her battle to secure at least 50 per cent off the recommended retail price, where she would end her day.2012, Catherine Alliott, Not That Kind of Girl, →ISBN
Forms of sale-goer
| plural | sale-goers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | salegoer |
Origin of sale-goer
From sale + goer.
Questions about sale-goer
- What does sale-goer mean?
- Sale-goer means one who looks for bargains at a sale or sales.
- What part of speech is sale-goer?
- Sale-goer is a noun.
- What is the plural of sale-goer?
- The plural of sale-goer is sale-goers.
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