Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
haymarket-square
noun
/ˈheɪˌmɑːrkɪt ˈskwɛr/

Definition
A public square typically used for the sale and trading of hay and other goods, often serving as a central gathering place in a town or city.

Examples
- Every Saturday, the locals gather at Haymarket Square for fresh produce.
- The historic Haymarket Square in the city center offers a wide variety of goods.
- Street performers often entertain visitors at Haymarket Square.

Meaning
Haymarket Square can refer to various public spaces that have historically been designated for commerce, particularly the sale of agricultural products like hay. It is a term associated with open-air markets where farmers and vendors come together to sell their products.

Synonyms
- Market square
- Trade square
- Public market