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endcap

or end-cap, end cap

[ end-kap ]

noun

  1. a shelving unit for store merchandise that is placed at either end of the main shelving unit along an aisle:

    an endcap displaying some items on sale.

  2. the retail space at either end of a strip mall:

    a bank endcap with a drive-through window.



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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of endcap1

First recorded in 1980–85; end 1 + cap 1
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The next time I saw them, she was seething over by the hand towels and he was fixated on the nearby "As Seen on TV" endcap.

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An image of an endcap at a New England liquor store unexpectedly caught my attention on Monday as I scrolled through Twitter.

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"Use coupons and frequent shopper cards. Also remember, just because there’s a huge endcap display it doesn't mean it’s on sale. Double-check signage and prices," she continued.

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Federal officials said that he’s captured entering the store numerous times before setting fire to “miscellaneous items located on an aisle endcap.â€

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The basic red chicken logo calling out from the spice aisles and, in the case of one supermarket I visited, Mi Preferida Supermercado, from a specially built endcap pyramid formed from one-pound tubs of bouillon.

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