icecream parlor

icecream parlor (plural icecream parlors)

1. Alternative form of ice cream parlor.
   • 1988, Leon W Thompson, Helen P Thompson, Last Train to Alcatraz, Winter Book Publisher, published 1989, page 301:

     Mickey Cohen, who had a penchant for icecream, was the owner of a number of icecream parlors in the Los Angeles area.

   • 2001, Arthur O'Sullivan, Steven M. Sheffrin, Rob Moir, Microeconomics: Principles and Tools, 1st Canadian edition, Toronto, Ont.: Prentice-Hall Inc., →ISBN, page 255:

     Some products are differentiated by where they are sold. Some examples are gas stations, music stores, grocery stores, movie theatres, and icecream parlors. In each case, firms sell the same product at different locations.

   • 2005, Rupert Holmes, The Musician’s Daughter, Leicester: Charnwood, published 2009, →ISBN, page 76:

     But it was easy to overlook her little fib on a sunny afternoon as we strolled to an icecream parlor together.