Verbs
Compare prices in different shops before buying.
To shop around
A document detailing your purchased items and their prices.
Receipt
A label showing the price of an item.
Price tag
Area in a grocery store with frozen food items.
Frozen section
When you just want to walk around and look at things (but not necessarily buy them).
Window shop
To spend a lot of money on something.
splurge
The place or process where you pay for your items in a store.
Checkout
Something marked as a reduced price to clear inventory.
Clearance
Where you pack your purchased items into bags.
Bagging Area
To go shopping for a very long time, until you are exhausted.
shop 'til you drop
Money returned to a customer for a returned product.
Refund
If you’re unwilling to spend money—even when you should spend money.
stingy
A person who alters clothes to fit better.
A wheeled basket used to carry groceries while shopping.
Cart
A short period during which someone buys a lot of things, often more than they need.
shopping spree
To swap an item for another, usually in the context of returning goods.
Exchange
If you think a price for something is so expensive that it’s unfair.
ripoff
A private area in a store to try on clothes.
Fitting Room
The section of a store that sells fresh fruits and vegetables.
Produce
If you did not pay much for any item, it is a ___.
steal
Negotiating or arguing over the terms of a purchase, agreement, or contract
haggle
A guarantee about the quality of a product and the promise of repair or replacement.
Warranty
The act of shopping to feel better.
Retail therapy
A passageway between shelves in a store.
Aisle
To spend more money than one can afford or to spend a lot of money, perhaps causing financial strain.
To break the bank OR that something costs an arm and a leg