Definition of haberdashery
haberdasheries
1 : goods (such as men's clothing and accessories) sold by a haberdasher a fine selection of haberdashery
2 : a shop selling notions or men's clothing and accessories
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At the table sit two young gents who are the final word in flamboyant haberdashery.
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And yet, many people still don't know what to make of Monk, whose spontaneous bandstand dances, cryptic silences and swank haberdashery fed unrealistic perceptions.
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Norman follows him into a fancy Upper East Side haberdashery and insists on buying him a pair of shoes neither one of the men could afford.
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Patterson did not return a call seeking comment on Finchem's haberdashery choices.
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The master bedroom is like an homage to haberdashery.
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Now, almost a century after the failure of his haberdashery, Truman Corners is being rebranded as Truman’s Marketplace, with a new Petco, Burlington Coat Factory and T. J. Maxx.
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Origin and Etymology of haberdashery
see haberdasher
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HABERDASHERY Defined for English Language Learners
haberdashery
playDefinition of haberdashery for English Language Learners
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: goods sold by a haberdasher
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: a haberdasher's shop
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