futures contract (finance)

money in any form when in actual use as a medium of exchange

A very stupid or foolish person.

tangible items produced for sale, trade, or transport; merchandise or commodities

physical commodities or assets traded for immediate delivery in investment contexts, as opposed to futures

a motor vehicle designed to transport goods on roads, such as a truck or van

general merchandise

the business or process of transporting goods by vehicle, ship, or aircraft

a derogatory and offensive term for a person, typically a woman, perceived as contemptible or promiscuous

to supply goods

to acquire or replenish goods for business inventory

supply of goods

merchandise sold for Chinese New Year

a retail shop selling food, household supplies, and various miscellaneous daily necessities

to deliver goods

payment for goods

to return merchandise or goods previously purchased

to dispatch or send out goods

stock or goods held for sale or use in business

to deliver goods

to recover or extract chemicals or substances from a solution

goods smuggled into a country or parallel imports sold through unauthorized distribution channels

commercial goods or products

counterfeit article or fraudulent merchandise intended to deceive consumers

genuine, real, or true in nature or quality

a shelf or rack used for displaying or storing merchandise, typically in a retail or warehouse environment

sales clerk; sales associate; retail salesperson

fraudulent or fake goods, imitations, or forgeries

a large ship designed to carry goods and cargo

a large ship designed to carry commercial goods and cargo rather than passengers

a lack of supplies or the state of goods being unavailable for purchase

low-priced or inexpensive goods

domestically produced goods

second-hand goods or used items for sale

a machine that dispenses goods such as snacks or drinks when money or a token is inserted

to unload cargo or goods from a vehicle or ship

second-hand goods or used items

to pick up goods or accept delivery of items

a retail establishment that sells a wide variety of consumer goods, such as clothing and household items, organized into different categories

the compartment in an aircraft or ship used for storing cargo

to load or carry goods or freight

foodstuffs and everyday household supplies

a large standardized metal box for transporting freight by ship, truck, or train