Definition of 'seller'
Word forms: plural sellers
1. countable noun [noun NOUN]
2. countable noun
3. countable noun [adjective NOUN]
4. See also best seller
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seller in British English
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1.
a person who sells
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NOUN /ˈsɛlə/
A seller of a type of thing is a person or company that sells that type of thing.
...a flower seller.
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