intershop
/ˈɪntərʃɒp/Definitions
1. noun
A store or outlet that sells goods or services from a foreign country, especially in Eastern Europe.
“After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the first intershop store opened in Berlin.”
2. verb
to buy or sell goods or services in a store or outlet that sells goods or services from a foreign country, especially in Eastern Europe.
“Many people started intershopping in the early 1990s to get access to Western goods.”