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ironmongery

[ ahy-ern-mong-guh-ree, -muhng- ]

noun

British.
plural ironmongeries.
  1. a hardware store or business.
  2. the stock of a hardware store; hardware.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of ironmongery1

First recorded in 1705–15; ironmonger + -y 3
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And a moment later he is stuck motionless over the ball, as though hypnotized, unable to move the ironmongery to and fro.

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Uppingham School's pavilion has a deep thatched roof and an interior with finely detailed features such as delicate leaf-like plasterwork on the ceiling and ornate ironmongery on the windows.

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I might have been inclined, myself, to regard a coffin‑nail as the deadest piece of ironmongery in the trade.

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For the unleashed version of ball gags, chastity cages and inventive ironmongery, see the Edgeplay Gear website.

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Indeed, Dixon reinforced the Britishness of the spaces with bathroom tiles that reference London’s traditional glazed brick, and copper and ironmongery details crafted by British makers.

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