0 past simple and past participle of shop UK slang
We knew we didn't have the mathematical competence and could not afford the time to do this ourselves, so we shopped around.
Even when they could, most shopped abroad anyway, often for reasons of quality.
Those who "shopped tales" to the office and those in supervision who let the grapevine deliver reprimands were roundly hated.
Cohabiting women also shopped with their husbands, who helped with driving the car and carrying heavy bags.
Lockeretz4 also found a generally weak preference for local foods, but found that consumers who shopped at farmers' markets valued the freshness of local produce.
Bad decisions can be shopped, but there is no mechanism to appeal and correct them or to reconcile disparate interpretations of the rules.
Those who shopped with their husbands were more flexible going to different shops, while the oldest single-living women preferred the security of their usual local shop.
One of his colleagues shopped him before he even started.
