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Curbside Shopaholic 

one who is excessively fond of browsing through and taking discarded items left for garbage pick up on the curbside to the point it becomes a habit.

A hoarder.
Knew she was a curbside shopaholic when I saw her car was packed with more boxes of unwanted trash items again.

shopaholic 

a person who can't stop spending money at the mall
Guy #1: Whoa, that girl has like 50 shopping bags!
Guy #2: She's a shopaholic.
shopaholic by Crazi_Chick June 1, 2006
Word of the Day on November 27, 2009

shopaholic 

A shopaholic is a person that loves shopping, and might even be addicted to it.
I think shopaholics rule!
shopaholic by Isabelle vdv September 24, 2006

Shopaholic 

1)A person who enjoys, and may be addicted to shopping

Either for the thrill of, or gaining of the things that one is buying.

A slang term for oniomania, or compulsive shopping

2) Shopaholic (novels), a series of books written by Sophie Kinsella
Guy: How many bags have you got?

Girl: I'm a shopaholic...
Shopaholic by redhead rules December 2, 2009

shopoholic 

Someone who almost never comes through her door way without a shopping bag. A shopoholic is usually super-rich and popular. Addicted to shopping.
Massie Block from 'The Clique Series' by Lisi Harrison is a shopoholic.
shopoholic by Olivia Ravel October 31, 2006

Shopaholic cybernaut 

A person who does a lot of online shopping.
Josh may not frequent the mall but, he is a shopaholic cybernaut.
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