Associations to the word «Emporia»
Noun
- Macy
- Somerville
- Merchandise
- Ptolemy
- Store
- Antique
- Hodges
- Rafe
- Bookstore
- Shopping
- Boutique
- Bakery
- Grocery
- Mall
- Broadway
- Sears
- Coinage
- Ipswich
- Trading
- Drapery
- Aden
- Mart
- Malacca
- Caleb
- Waldo
- Shop
- Warehouse
- Spice
- Trade
- Supermarket
- Proprietor
- Hoard
- Bangkok
- Rancher
- Souvenir
- Fitz
- Merchant
- Freak
- Burgh
- Piracy
- Trader
- Commerce
- Jewelry
- Wong
- Merton
- Jess
- Brunei
- Nashville
- Petrol
- Nightclub
- Diner
- Textile
- Ceylon
- Mediterranean
- Digital
- Scandinavia
- Sulu
- Vancouver
- Expanse
- Wonder
- Lost
- Furniture
- Pizza
- Barrow
- Alley
- Rodney
- Breeder
- Ware
- Archaeology
- Builder
- Alexandria
- Saxon
- Clive
- Fur
- Cameron
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
EMPORIUM, noun. A market place or trading centre, particularly of an ancient city.
EMPORIUM, noun. A shop that offers a wide variety of goods, often used facetiously.
EMPORIUM, noun. A department store.
EMPORIUM, noun. (obsolete) The brain.
Dictionary definition
EMPORIUM, noun. A large retail store organized into departments offering a variety of merchandise; commonly part of a retail chain.
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