Synonyms and antonyms of Things for sale and things bought in British Thesaurus

merch (noun)

informal an informal word for merchandise, especially items related to a band, film, sports team etc

product (noun)

something that is made, grown, or obtained in large quantities so that it can be sold

goods (noun)

objects produced for sale

consumer goods (noun)

things you buy for personal or home use, such as food and clothing

bundle (noun)

a group of things that are sold or offered as a set

merchandise (noun)

formal goods that people buy and sell

offering (noun)

something that is offered for sale

loss leader (noun)

a product sold at a very low price to encourage customers to buy other products in the same shop or other products made by the same company

job lot (noun)

several separate things that are sold or accepted together

wares (noun)

goods that someone is selling, especially at a market or on the street

acquisition (noun)

formal something that someone buys or obtains in some other way

a good/poor seller ()

something that a lot of people or very few people buy

bulk buy (noun)

a large amount or number of something bought at one time, usually at a lower price

buy (noun)

something that you buy

come-on (noun)

informal something that a business offers at a low price to encourage you to buy more

consumable (noun)

something that you buy and use, after which you buy a new one

extra (noun)

something that you can buy with something else for an additional payment

impulse (noun)

an impulse buy is something that you buy because you see it and want it

inventory (noun)

American the goods in a shop

lemon (noun)

informal something that you buy, especially a car, that does not work properly

loot (noun)

informal a lot of presents that you have been given, or a lot of goods that you have bought

manufactures (noun)

goods that are manufactured

option (noun)

an extra feature on a new product such as a car that you can choose to add when you buy it

purchase (noun)

formal something that you buy

release (noun)

a new film, game, or other product that is available for people to see or buy

second (noun)

a product that is not perfect that you can buy at a reduced price