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saleslady

[seylz-ley-dee] / ˈseɪlzˌleɪ di /


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A lot of gossip took place there, among the salesladies and the customers: the affairs, the separations, the matches.

From New York Times

From salesladies at state events, from other dancers and from thrift stores, Doran has amassed a collection of square-dancing dresses big enough that she doesn’t have to wear the same one twice.

From Washington Times

Over seven years, Westfall piloted Big Foot to 33 states to work all manner of temporary, low-paying jobs — Amazon warehouse clerk, saleslady, resort receptionist, cavern tour guide.

From Los Angeles Times

I didn’t want to creep out the saleslady, but I couldn’t manage to contain myself: “I’ve been visiting this necklace for seven years.”

From New York Times

Melody was “a great saleslady, a great operator,” Bill said, while he had a gift for spotting a deal and anticipating business and culture trends.

From New York Times