one-stop

[ wuhn-stop ]

adjective

1. that can be accomplished in one stop:

   a store offering one-stop shopping.

one-stop

adjective

1. having or providing a range of related services or goods in one place

   a one-stop shop

Word History and Origins

Origin of one-stop¹

An Americanism dating back to 1930–35

Example Sentences

Walmart, MAGA’s favorite one-stop shop, announced this week that if Trump places tariffs on foreign-made goods, guess what folks, your prices are going to rise.

From Salon

“We’ve got a one-stop shop here in Canada, not every nation’s like that,” Prof Piro said.

From BBC

The prospect should make all Americans queasy, for Kennedy is a one-stop shop for conspiracy theories ranging from anti-vaccine claims to outright antisemitism.

From Los Angeles Times

Hidden in the rubble were the falafel restaurant whose owner learned his trade over the border in Acre, Israel; the sweets shop; the stationary store that was a one-stop shop for kids returning to school.

From Los Angeles Times

And he admitted it was a "question mark" as to whether McLaren could have won if they had committed to a one-stop with Piastri.

From BBC