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Bargain (n)

A good deal, something bought at a lower price than usual

Shoplifting (n)

The act of stealing goods from a store

Aisle (n)

A passage between rows of seats in a building or in a store

Retailer (n)

A person or company that sells goods to customers

Tempt (v)

To attract someone to do something that may not be good for them

Manipulate (v)

To control or influence someone or something in a skillful way

Browse (v)

To look through or glance at items in a relaxed way

Boost (v)

To increase or improve something

Decompress (v)

To relax and relieve stress

Unplanned purchase (n)

Buying something without planning to do so

Appetites (n)

Strong desires or cravings for something, especially food

Decoy items (n)

Products used to attract attention or mislead

Branded product (n)

A product that is sold under a well-known name or brand

Own-label product (n)

A product sold under a store's own brand

Asset (n)

Something valuable owned by a person or company

Turnover (n)

The total sales made by a business in a given period

Revenue (n)

Income generated by a business or organization

Tempo (n)

The speed at which something happens or is done

Anathema (n)

Something or someone strongly disliked or opposed

Disposable (adj)

Designed to be used once and then thrown away

Intrepid (adj)

Fearless and adventurous

Desperate (adj)

Feeling hopeless and willing to do anything to change a situation

Intrigued (adj)

Very interested and curious about something

Deter (v)

To prevent someone from doing something

Eschew (v)

To deliberately avoid or stay away from something

Amend (v)

To change or correct something, especially a document

Get lumbered (phrasal v)

To be burdened with something unwanted or difficult

Pay lip service to (idiom)

To express support or approval without actually taking action

In excess of (prep)

More than a certain amount or number

To no avail (idiom)

Without any success or result

Come across (phrasal v)

To meet or encounter by chance

A piggy bank (n)

A small container used by children to save money

Save money for a rainy day (idiom)

To save money for future emergencies or hardships

Broke (adj)

Having no money

Get into debt (phrasal v)

To owe money to someone or a financial institution

Comprehend (v)

To understand something

Money management skill (n)

The ability to use and control financial resources wisely

Pocket money (n)

A small amount of money given to children by parents for personal use

Recall (v)

To remember something from the past

Occupied with (adj)

To be busy doing something

Crash (v)

To fall or break suddenly, often with a loud noise

Repair (v)

To fix or restore something that is broken

Make up my mind (idiom)

To decide on something after considering options

Struck (adj)

Affected or impressed by something

Blazing-fast (adj)

Extremely fast

Cost someone a fortune (idiom)

To be very expensive

Squander (v)

To waste something in a foolish way, especially money

Exorbitant (adj)

Unreasonably high, especially in price

Set aside (phrasal v)

To reserve or save something for a specific purpose

In retrospect (phrase)

Looking back at something in the past

Reasonably-priced (adj)

Fairly priced or affordable

cover the daily expenses

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