shopping list

noun

1. a list made by a shopper of items or goods to be bought.
2. matters to be discussed, requested, or otherwise attended to:

   the president's shopping list at the coming summit conference.

Word History and Origins

Origin of shopping list¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

He says a shopping list is not needed – just an open mind.

From BBC

As with any Budget, as one MP says, "we all have a shopping list", and every squeeze on spending will have an accompanying howl of: how could you?

From BBC

“You don’t expect to come to work and be pushed and shoved out the way for someone who has got a shopping list - it’s organised crime and it’s a hit to our business.”

From BBC

Rhiannon likens the conversation books to the notes app on her phone, which she uses for shopping lists or asking strangers for directions.

From BBC

It’s also helpful to include quantities on your shopping list to prevent overbuying any one ingredient.

From Salon