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- DictionaryMer·chan·dise
noun
- 1. goods to be bought and sold: "stores that offered an astonishing range of merchandise"
verb
- 1. promote the sale of (goods), especially by their presentation in retail outlets: "a new breakfast food can easily be merchandised"
The meaning of MERCHANDISE is the commodities or goods that are bought and sold in business : wares. How to use merchandise in a sentence.
Merchandise definition: the manufactured goods bought and sold in any business.. See examples of MERCHANDISE used in a sentence.
MERCHANDISE definition: 1. goods that are bought and sold: 2. goods that have the official or unofficial brand (= names…. Learn more.
MERCHANDISE meaning: 1. goods that are bought and sold: 2. goods that have the official or unofficial brand (= names…. Learn more.
1. To buy and sell (goods). 2. To promote the sale of, as by advertising or display: merchandised a new product. v.intr. To buy and sell goods; trade commercially. [Middle English merchaundise, from Old French marchandise, trade, from marcheant, marchand, merchant; see merchant .] mer′chan·dis′a·ble adj. mer′chan·dis′er n.
The noun merchandise refers to things that can be bought or sold, like the merchandise that's for sale at your local record shop, or the merchandise sold by sidewalk vendors in a big city. When you go into a store, you're surrounded by merchandise, whether it's food, clothing, or books.
To merchandise is to engage in the business of buying and selling goods. In some markets, the product is merchandised as a specialty item, while in others, it's sold solely on supermarket shelves. Lighting control systems are merchandised along with the wide range of Christmas outdoor lights.
