merchandize

[ noun mur-chuhn-dahyz, -dahys; verb mur-chuhn-dahyz ]

noun

, mer·chan·dized, mer·chan·diz·ing.

1. merchandise.

Example Sentences

Lujan Grisham signed legislation in April to create a new category of “organized retail crime” and stiffen penalties for organized theft of store merchandize as retailers have highlighted losses from coordinated pilfering.

From Seattle Times

In a statement, Dorney Park said it has ceased offering the merchandize.

From Washington Times

“Ultimately, consumers pay the cost of this merchandize hijacking. We will continue our work with local law enforcement authorities to extinguish this mob mentality and prosecute these criminals to hold them accountable.”

From Fox News

Lot18, unfortunately, is not the first company to merchandize a show about totalitarianism and ritualized sex slavery.

From The Guardian

Opponents found an audience in The New York Daily Advertiser, which published an anonymous letter on Feb. 16 decrying the “merchandize of human bones.”

From New York Times