1) Baker 2) Bargainer 3) Bookdealer 4) Butcher 5) Clothier 6) Dealer 7) Grocer 8) Haberdasher 9) Harrod 10) Marketer 11) Meatman 12) Merchant 13) Milliner 14) Monger 15) Poulterer 16) Poultryman 17) Retailer 18) Schlockmeister 19) Seller 20) Shlockmeister 21) Shopkeeper 22) Stationer 23) Storekeeper 1) Bourgeois 2) Businessperson 3) Merchant 
See also: Merchandiser (profession) A merchandiser is an arcade gaming device, which features a machine that contains a display of merchandise, which can be won by playing the game. In the trade, such games are described as Skill With Prizes (SWP) games, and are a hybrid of games of skill and games of chance, with the preponderance of skill or cha...
• (n.) A trader.
A person who designs a store's layout, selects and prices products and decides which signs to use to maximize sales volume. Also, a movable, free-standing fixture. 
Mer'chan·di`ser noun A trader. Bunyan. 
A merchandiser is a business that purchases inventory and resells it to customers for a profit.?Retailers?and?wholesalers?are good examples of merchandisers because they typically buy goods from manufacturers to market and sell them to the public consumers.