Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act of taking charge of stores or a store.
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- noun The work of a
storekeeper , looking after a shop.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The Navy computers infected are the NavyStar (N*) system, based on a server cabinet and cable-networked PCs on each warship and used for purposes such as storekeeping, email and similar support functions.
Computer viruses hit the military Not a sheep 2009
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Country "storekeeping" was then as honorable as the calling of a city merchant.
Marion Harland's autobiography : the story of a long life, 1910
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The Navy computers infected are the NavyStar (N*) system, based on a server cabinet and cable-networked PCs on each warship and used for purposes such as storekeeping, email and similar support functions.
The Register 2009
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The Navy computers infected are the NavyStar (N*) system, based on a server cabinet and cable-networked PCs on each warship and used for purposes such as storekeeping, email and similar support functions.
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The Navy computers infected are the NavyStar (N*) system, based on a server cabinet and cable-networked PCs on each warship and used for purposes such as storekeeping, email and similar support functions.
Hack In The Box 2009
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The Navy computers infected are the NavyStar (N*) system, based on a server cabinet and cable-networked PCs on each warship and used for purposes such as storekeeping, email and similar support functions.
The Register 2009
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English education, also contributed to retain them on the islands, and numbers of the young men entered into sugar-growing, cattle-raising, storekeeping, and other businesses here.
The Hawaiian Archipelago Isabella Lucy 2004
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Picture to yourself the perplexities of a Christian minister, engaged in such an occupation as storekeeping under these circumstances, with, likely enough, a touch of fever on him and jiggers in his feet; and when the store is closed the goods in it requiring constant vigilance to keep them free from mildew and white ants.
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At no time had he come near making a fortune out of storekeeping.
Australia Felix 2003
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Chapter 6 deals with all aspects of vehicle acquisition, control and maintenance, while Chapter 7 provides specific information concerning warehouse management and storekeeping practices.
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