tradeshop
nounUK /ˈtreɪdʃɒp/
US /ˈtreɪdʃɑːp/
A tradeshop is a small store where people buy and sell things.
My dad bought a new hammer at the tradeshop down the street.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A workshop where skilled workers make or repair things.
The carpenter spent all morning in his tradeshop building a table.
3. A place where people exchange goods by swapping instead of using money.
At the village tradeshop, she swapped fresh eggs for a loaf of bread.
4. A business that specializes in a particular kind of trade.
The tradeshop on the corner only sells fishing gear.