Definition of garage sale
: a sale of used household or personal articles (such as furniture, tools, or clothing) held on the seller's own premises
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Examples of garage sale in a Sentence
prior to the move they held a garage sale to clear out all of their unwanted stuff
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Vintage molds can be found on websites such as EBay and Etsy, as well as at garage sales and thrift stores.
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People can pick up copies of the list of garage sales on Friday, April 20, at City Hall or visit www.cityofkaty.com to view the list.
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Over 25 rides, indoor garage sale, international food tent, games, food and raffles at Saint Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, 5601 S. Flamingo Road, Southwest Ranches.
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Over 25 rides, indoor garage sale, international food tent, games, food and raffle at Saint Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, 5601 S. Flamingo Road, Southwest Ranches. carnival.stmarkparish.org MIDNIGHT SUN FESTIVAL March 2-4.
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Nuro says the Trash 'N Treasure Trek is more than just a countywide garage sale.
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The 34-year old mother of two was able to sell almost everything within minutes of hosting the garage sale.
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My pal the car guy bought his Little Green Machine at a garage sale for about 20 bucks.
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Kemba Walker, meanwhile, hasn’t quite duplicated his 2017 All-Star numbers, leaving the Hornets well out of the playoff picture and headed for a potential garage sale at the trade deadline.
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First Known Use of garage sale
1964
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: a sale of used furniture, clothing, etc., held at the seller's home
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