stallpermit

noun
UK /ˈstɔːlˌpɜːmɪt/
US /ˈstɔːlˌpɜːrmɪt/

A stallpermit is a special paper that lets someone sell things from a little stand.

The baker showed her stallpermit to the market manager before setting up her bread table.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An official card allowing a farmer to park a trailer at a farm market.

He keeps his stallpermit in the truck so he can sell corn every Saturday.

3. A written okay for a fair worker to run a game booth.

The fair gave each game worker a stallpermit for the whole weekend.

4. A paper that lets a club sell snacks at a school event.

The chess club got a stallpermit to sell cookies at the spring fair.