Associations to the word «Emporium»
Noun
- Flagship
- Excavation
- Oscar
- Hale
- Parlor
- Restaurant
- Port
- Hardware
- Commodity
- Dudley
- Archaeologist
- Nile
- Monopoly
- Suppression
- Viking
- Good
- Anchor
- Dane
- Safe
- Arcade
- Kansas
- Settlement
- Clothing
- Greek
- Hub
- Food
- Chain
- Cafe
- Candy
- Tenant
- Anglo
- Gulf
- Establishment
- Craft
- Pottery
- Doll
- Import
- Pennsylvania
- Arabia
- Manufacture
- Owl
- Nigel
- Storey
- Toy
- Street
- Po
- Gift
- Sister
- Fortification
- Little
- Boot
- Francisco
- Nursery
- Burial
- Livestock
- Cottage
- Mcdonald
- Bc
- Outlet
- Clark
- Egypt
- Centre
- Market
- Porch
- Cloth
- Coloni
- Tea
Adjective
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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