Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Shelving

👉 Shelvings are a type of container used in the retail industry to store and display books, magazines, newspapers, and other media items. They are typically made of durable materials such as wood or metal and can be designed to fit various sizes and shapes. In the context of the shelving industry, "shelvings" refer to the shelves that are commonly used in bookstores, libraries, and other retail establishments for storing books, magazines, newspapers, and other media items. These

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👉 Shelvingness is a concept in psychology that describes an individual's tendency to favor certain objects over others when they are placed on a shelf. This behavior is often observed in children who are more likely to prefer toys or other items on the top shelves of their toy boxes compared to those on lower shelves. Shelvingness can be influenced by various factors such as age, personality traits, and environmental factors like lighting and temperature.

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👉 Shelvingly is a 1973 British comedy film directed by David Cronenberg. It was released in the United States on September 2, 1974, and it stars John Cleese as a man who has to buy a new apartment when his wife dies, due to him being too old for an apartment. The film is about a man who must find a new home after he loses his wife and must sell his apartment in order to afford one.

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👉 Shelving is a type of furniture that is used to store and organize books, papers, or other items. It typically includes shelves with drawers or shelves with shelves on top. Shelving is commonly found in homes, offices, and other spaces where space is limited.

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