stall|hold|er

stall|hold|er
stall|hold|er «STL HOHL duhr», noun.
Especially British. a person who owns, rents, or runs a stall in a market: »

I bought…an old Italian colored print from one of the artistic little stallholders who set up shop there every day (Maclean's).


Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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