Wares

He had to reduce the price of his wares.

The old man wanders from town to town peddling his wares.

Every salesman sings the praises of his wares.

When I was a child, there was a sprawling swap meet held every weekend a few towns away. I remember the hardened characters that stood around fire barrels, selling their wares.

The ass and the mule carry burdens, the horse (which is graced by a mane) carries us; the camel the merchant with his wares.

The shopowner did not realise that many of his wares had already expired.

He sells his wares at the weekly market.

My father, born as a Roman Catholic in the Philippines, converted in North America to a Baptist Protestant under the guidance of other Filipinos. At the time, he was hexed by joblessness. He was often a businessman of different wares and foodstuffs. Despite calling himself a Christian, he sometimes forayed into Buddhism, practice of meditation, and ideas of reincarnation. He believed that when he would die, he would be reborn in a different body in a different world—a different "planet."

Numerous shops sell historical outfits, handcrafted wares, and replica weaponry, and the food options are a mix of old and new: booths selling turkey legs and mead (honey wine) stand next to booths selling gyros, crepes, and key lime pie on a stick.

It is not difficult to sell wares here.