The place of buying and selling; market.

cheaping-booth, cheaping-place, cheaping-town. Also in proper names of English towns, as Chipping Barnet, Chipping Norton, Chipping Ongar, etc. (Cf…

Market, a marketplace.

An open space or covered building in which vendors gather to display provisions (esp. from stalls or booths), livestock, etc., for sale. Now also…

= marketplace, n. 1.

An open space in a town where a market is or was formerly held.

(a) = marketplace, n. 1; (b) Scottish a rented site at a market.

Contextually, The place where the tron was set up; a marketplace, market; in quot. 1821 figurative.

A marketplace, market. Now only local.

A place where goods are or may be sold; a market, mart. Obsolete. rare.

Any public place for buying and selling, as a marketplace, market hall, etc. (now archaic, poetic, and rhetorical in this general use); an auction…

A marketplace.

= marketplace, n. 1.

= marketplace, n. 1.