roadsidestand
nounUK /ˈrəʊdsaɪd stænd/
US /ˈroʊdsaɪd stænd/
A small place beside the road where people sell things like fruit or drinks.
We stopped at a roadsidestand to buy fresh apples.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A temporary table or booth set up along a road to sell local goods.
The farmer set up a roadsidestand near the highway to sell corn.
3. A small business that operates from the edge of a road, often selling snacks or souvenirs.
Tourists often stop at the roadsidestand for handmade crafts.
4. A place where travelers can quickly buy food or drinks without leaving the road.
The roadsidestand offered cold lemonade on a hot day.