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- noun Plural form of
greenmarket .
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Examples
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There are places called greenmarkets in New York that sell produce.
All the Vaguely News-Shaped Stuff That's Fit to Get the Staff Through to Labor Day 2005
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First, it hints at the potential of old-style, large-scale "greenmarkets" as an alternative to standard supermarket distribution.
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He said he wants to stay in northern New Jersey, because the majority of his annual $500,000 in revenue comes from New York City's greenmarkets and restaurants.
Ostrich Farm, Sole Supplier, Losing Lease Jo Piazza 2011
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His 400-odd ostrich empire had been making inroads into the city's greenmarkets and onto restaurant menus.
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But not all of us have the luxury of shopping at greenmarkets from the people who produce our food.
Richard Schiffman: An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: Here's the Latest! Richard Schiffman 2012
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And then, when nice things come into season and are available at the greenmarkets, like Mr. Dresser I buy more than I can eat within the proper time frame.
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Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal The farm has expanded from selling in one of the city's greenmarkets each week to selling in five since last year.
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Many greenmarkets are already selling hay from local farms, specifically for this rediscovered cooking method.
Courtney Reum: Earth Day 2011: What's Old is New Courtney Reum 2011
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New York City's main purveyor of ostrich eggs, meat and leather has been making inroads at city greenmarkets and on local restaurant menus.
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I drooled over Charleston's flea markets and greenmarkets and wrought-iron gates, delighted in the smell of the warm Atlantic and the sight of the hurricane-bolted antebellum mansions on the Battery.
The Dead-End Road to Friendship Sloane Crosley 2011
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