Cases of word usage

1) a small shop selling articles (clothes, cosmetics, shoes, jewellery etc) of the latest fashion (boutique)

2) a uniformed porter at the entrance to a hotel, large shop etc (commissionaire)

3) a person who buys things (regularly) from a shop etc (customer)

4) a (part of a) shop where milk, butter, eggs etc are sold (dairy)

5) a shop selling prepared foods (e.g. cooked meat, smoked fish, pickles) (delicatessen)

6) a large (food) shop (emporium)

7) a short journey to take or get something e.g. to buy goods from a shop (errand)

8) a woman who controls a business etc, especially a shop (manageress)

9) a failure to hit, catch, reach, see etc; (used in front of the name of an unmarried woman or girl who has no other titles) 'Miss Smith'; (used by children to a female teacher, to a shop assistant etc) 'Good morning, miss!' (miss)

10) an ordinary sitting-room for the family in a private house (now called a sitting-room or living-room); (especially US) a shop (parlour)