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saleslady

[ UK /sˈe‍ɪlsle‍ɪdi/ ]
NOUN
  1. a woman salesperson

How To Use saleslady In A Sentence

  • Previous to her marriage she was head "saleslady" at the "Little Sailor" * novelty shop, corner of Quai Repertory of the Comedie Humaine Part 1
  • After the exam I was handed off to the saleslady; we found frames identical to my present set.
  • The smothering saleslady held the dress up to me.
  • This particular saleslady scored big off a certain softhearted photographer of my acquaintance. Sharing the wealth
  • The saleslady compacted a neat package out of my wife's purchase.
  • Only her subconscious sense of humour, which warned her it would be ridiculous from Peter Rolls's "saleslady" to Peter Rolls himself, made her bite back the words that rushed to the end of her tongue. Winnie Childs The Shop Girl
  • The saleslady compacted a neat package out of my wife's purchase.
  • I try to take a break next door in one of Rusco garden furniture's comfy rope hammocks, but the saleslady sees I'm way too snug and turfs me out sharpish.
  • saleslady" does one leave the shop with a feebler sense of injury than was formerly inspired by a transaction at the counter -- a duller consciousness of being oneself the commodity that has changed hands? The Shadow On The Dial, and Other Essays 1909
  • The Tupperware saleslady was a big-boned Armenian woman whose spiel had been written expressly for housewives. SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
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