Noun
a (usually small) town where a public market is held at stated times
Source: WordNetmarket-town
A couple take a stroll in the Yorkshire Dales near the market town of Grassington. Source: Internet
Ballygar was a typical small rural market town of its time with a lot of poverty, deprivation and emigration. Source: Internet
At the upper end of this gulf there is a market-town designated by law called Apologus, situated near Charaex Spasini and the River Euphrates." Source: Internet
In 1573, it was still a small market town of 2,000 inhabitants. Source: Internet
In this pocket of the North-East, where there are just four buses a day to the nearest market town, Westminster feels a long way off. Source: Internet
A market town - once known as Ke Cho - sat on the outskirts of the Royal Citadel. Source: Internet