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Relationshop sounds like it should be a real word, but what could it mean? Let me give it a try:
Main Entry: re•la•tion•shop
Function: noun
1 : A store where customers can purchase new family members, or exchange/return those who have been troublesome. Perfect for welcoming a new baby to the family, or ridding oneself of troublesome in-laws and bratty younger siblings.
Use of "relationshop" in a sentence: “Beth’s parents were surprised when they returned home to find she’d taken her little brother down to the relationshop and replaced him with a new puppy.”
(Golden Retriever puppy photo from Wikimedia Commons)
Leanne Olson
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