thrifting clothes and then flipping the items to increase their value or to modernize their look

finding something of value for cheap in a store or yardsale(not on the internet)

When a person tells a cashier at a store that the item they are purchasing is cheaper at another store when really it is not. Usually the purchaser makes up a fake cheaper price as to save money and not spend too much. Usually done at Wal-Mart.

The smell of thrifted clothes/ thrift shops. A sickly sweet combination of any combination of the following: mothballs, mildew, B.O., and Lysol disinfectant spray. Hard to wash out completely.

1. A place where goods can be donated to be refurbished and sold. Usually benefits a non-profit organization. Saves landfill space, efficient, and overall benefits the community.

A thing you pull from your own room and give away because you never use it and forgot to get a real gift.

Usually where items not sold at a garage/yard sale are donated.