Synonyms and antonyms of Departments and areas in shops in American Thesaurus

bargain basement (noun)

an area in a large store where you can buy things at low prices, often things of low quality

changing room (noun)

British a fitting room at a store

checkout (noun)

the place where you pay in a supermarket or other large store

cold store (noun)

a cold room for storing food in a store or restaurant

counter (noun)

a long flat surface where customers are served, for example in a store or a bank

department (noun)

an area in a large store that sells a particular type of goods

dressing room (noun)

a small room in a clothing store for trying on clothes

fitting room (noun)

a room in a clothing store where you can put on clothes before you buy them

haberdashery (noun)

British the things that people use when they are making or repairing clothes, or the part of a large store that sells buttons, needles, etc.

menswear (noun)

formal the department of a large store that sells clothes for men

salad bar (noun)

a part of a restaurant or supermarket where you can get a salad or food for making a salad

shop front (noun)

mainly British a storefront

stockroom (noun)

a room in a store or office in which goods are stored

storefront (noun)

American the front of a store that faces the street, where some things that are sold in the store are shown

window (noun)

a similar frame in a store, used especially for showing goods to the public