saleschild
saleschild noun: a child or young person who is selling something.
Noun
saleschild (plural saleschildren)
- A child or young person who is selling something.
- In the flicker of his judgmental gray eyes, that saleschild had transformed my brightly sentimental, joy-to-the-world, pre-Christmas spree to a shambles.1991, Patricia J. Williams, The Alchemy of Race and Rights
- “That's a fifty-inch screen,” the saleschild informs Rose for the second time, shifting to his left to talk past Rafferty.2014, Timothy Hallinan, For the Dead
Forms of saleschild
| plural | saleschildren |
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Origin of saleschild
From sales + child, after salesman etc.
Questions about saleschild
- What does saleschild mean?
- Saleschild means a child or young person who is selling something.
- What part of speech is saleschild?
- Saleschild is a noun.
- What is the plural of saleschild?
- The plural of saleschild is saleschildren.
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