Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 2. Someone, typically on social media, who has a significant following and can affect the purchasing decisions of their audience by promoting or endorsing products or services.
  2. 3. The act of putting on clothing or accessories to see how they fit or look before deciding to purchase.
  3. 4. Retail stores that sell donated items, with proceeds going to charitable causes.
  4. 7. Being overcharged or deceived into paying too much for a product or service.
  5. 11. To watch carefully for something, often in anticipation of finding a specific item or deal.
  6. 12. Items or services that have been bought by someone.
  7. 13. Being cared for or managed by someone trustworthy and competent.
  8. 16. Products or services that are sold at a lower price than usual, considered a good deal.
  9. 17. Authentic, real, or sincere—opposite of fake or counterfeit.
  10. 18. To notice or identify something, often used when recognizing details others might miss (e.g., spotting a scam or counterfeit item).
  11. 19. A period or event where goods are sold at a discount, or simply the act of selling something.
Down
  1. 1. To test or use a product to determine if it meets expectations before making a final decision.
  2. 5. A factory where workers are employed under poor conditions, often for low wages and long hours, to produce goods quickly and cheaply.
  3. 6. Distinct names, designs, or symbols that identify and distinguish the products or services of a particular company.
  4. 8. To alter or manipulate information, documents, or products to mislead or deceive.
  5. 9. To casually look through items, whether online or in a physical store, without a specific goal of purchasing.
  6. 10. A repayment of money to a customer who is dissatisfied with a product or service, usually after returning the item.
  7. 14. Swapping one item for another, often when a product is returned to a store and replaced with something else of equal value.
  8. 15. Something fabricated or not true; often refers to a lie or an invented story.
  9. 18. A fraudulent scheme or operation intended to cheat or deceive people for financial or personal gain.