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n. A shop that sells stationery
Usage examples of "stationer's".
I hold the envelope between my fingers, I dare not open it: Anny hasn't changed her letter paper, I wonder if she still buys it at the little stationer's in Piccadilly.
The stationer's clothes followed, torn away as if they were paper while one hand held her immobilized, clamped to her jaw.
Our stationer's seen three less years and his station's been at peace, whatever internal events it's suffered.
Meanwhile our stationer's already past the growth spurt, the rapid changes in jaw, hair, primary and secondary sexual development.
At a stationer's shop in Baker Street he bought a large cardboard box, some daily newspapers, some wrapping paper and a reel of Scotch tape.
In a side-street full of boutiques he bought a gaudy straw hat and, from a stationer's, a holiday map of the area, and a railway timetable of the region Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony.
I looked at the stores, the Hotel des Ecoles, the stationer's where I buy my pencils and I didn't recognize them.