stalllicense
nounUK /ˈstɔːlˌlaɪsəns/
US /ˈstɔːlˌlaɪsəns/
A special paper that lets someone sell things from a little stand.
The baker showed her stalllicense to the market manager before setting up her bread table.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Official approval for a horse to stay in a particular stable stall.
The stable owner checked the stalllicense before letting the new horse into its box.
3. A permit to keep and use a small booth at a fair or event.
Without a stalllicense, the craft seller could not open her booth at the fair.
4. A document allowing a food cart to operate in a fixed spot.
The city issued a stalllicense so the hot dog cart could park on the corner.