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store-bought

adj. purchased; not homemade; "my boughten clothes"; "a store-bought dress" [syn: boughten]

Usage examples of "store-bought".

In 1991, a USDA microbiologist and leading authority on Campylobacter found the bacteria present in 98 percent of store-bought chickens.

Why Arch preferred chalky, store-bought doughnuts to homemade baked goods was one of the mysteries of the ages.

It was just deli turkey and instant potatoes and canned cranberry sauce and a store-bought pie, but it cost everything I had left from my last Burger Boy check.

He invited me inside and had coffee and a store-bought crumb cake waiting in his den.

Her youngest son got her a set of fancy store-bought teeth all the way from the big city, and very handsome she looks in ‘.

Another night Bill might wear an Elvis towel for his cape or for an occasion like the Bar Tab show at Birraporetti's he might put on his fancy store-bought Elvis costume, a clingy white jumpsuit with a sparkling cummerbund.

There were photographs to be taken in Kapaa, fares to be paid, travel to Honolulu to complete the paper work, and store-bought black suits in which to be married.

When we'd forted up they left it to me to scare up some fresh meat as we planned to live off the country and stretch our store-bought rations.

The enormously expensive, hand-built Formula One racers were being forced off the track by cheap stock cars packed with store-bought superchargers and sixteen-barrel carburetors.