| car park (n) | parking lot |
| float (n) | a horse trailer |
| flog (v) | to sell something "I'm going to flog off my old Ford Falcon." |
| follow on customer (adj) | repeat customer |
| lay by (adj) | lay away, to put a deposit on something and gradually pay it off |
| mall (n) | street with shops closed to car traffic A large enclosed building full of shops is called a shopping centre. |
| mates rates (n) | special deal for friends |
| op shop (n) | thrift store opportunity shop |
| shopping centre (n) | equivalent of an American mall In Australia, a mall is a shopping street, closed to car traffic. |
| shopping town (n) | shopping center |
| shops (n) | stores "I'm going to the shops." |
| stock take (n) (v) | inventory "Myer are having a huge end of year stock take sale." |
| trolley (n) | shopping cart, hand truck |
| voucher (n) | coupon, certificate, receipt |
| Woolie's (n) | short for Woolworth's, half the Aussie grocery store duopoly, Coles being the other half. |