adj. and adv. (colloquial).—1. Commercial; (2) full of shops; and (3) see SHOP.
1851–61. H. MAYHEW, London Labour and the London Poor, I. 292. Thoroughfares which are well-frequented, but which … are not so SHOPPY as others.
1855. GASKELL, North and South, xi. You were always accusing people of being SHOPPY.
