What is another word for shopping with?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɒpɪŋ wɪð] (IPA) 
The term "shopping with" can be substituted with various words to convey a different meaning or context. "Browsing" is often used to indicate a more relaxed shopping experience, where the shopper is simply exploring options and not necessarily intending to make a purchase. "Scouring" implies a more rigorous search for a specific item. "Perusing" suggests a more thoughtful examination of goods, sometimes with an eye towards making a careful selection. "Rifling" can connote a more hurried and possibly less careful search through merchandise. Finally, "window shopping" is used to describe when a person shops purely for entertainment without any intention of making a purchase.
