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    merchandiser
    [ˈmərCHənˌdīzər]
    definition
    1. noun form of merchandise
    mer·chan·dise
    noun[ˈmərCHənˌdīz, ˈmərCHənˌdīs]
    merchandise (noun)
    1. goods to be bought and sold:
      "stores that offered an astonishing range of merchandise"
      • branded products used to promote a particular movie, popular music group, etc., or linked to a particular fictional character; merchandising:
        "the official merchandise for the film"
    verb[ˈmərCHənˌdīz]
    merchandise (verb) · merchandises (third person present) · merchandised (past tense) · merchandised (past participle) · merchandising (present participle) · merchandize (verb) · merchandized (past participle) · merchandized (past tense) · merchandizes (third person present) · merchandizing (present participle)
    1. promote the sale of (goods), especially by their presentation in retail outlets:
      "a new breakfast food can easily be merchandised"
      • advertise or publicize (an idea or person):
        "they are merchandising “niceness” to children"
      • archaic
        engage in the business of a merchant:
        "anyone who is not of that Guild may not merchandise with them"
      • archaic
        trade or traffic in (something), especially inappropriately:
        "it if be below great men to be kind of recompense, and merchandise their Power"
    Origin
    late Middle English: from Old French marchandise, from marchand ‘merchant’.
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    noun
    1. goods to be bought and sold:
      verb
      1. promote the sale of (goods), especially by their presentation in retail outlets:
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