Bodega (noun)

1. A small convenience store or corner store, typically found in urban areas, that sells a variety of goods, including groceries, snacks, and household items.
2. A wine store or wine cellar.

Origin:

From the spanish word "bodega" meaning "storehouse" or "warehouse" originally referring to a storehouse for wine or other goods.

Examples:

1. He went to the bodega to buy a pack of cigarettes.
2. The bodega on the corner is open late, they have everything you need.
3. Bodegas are a common sight in New York City and other urban areas.
4. He was looking for a good bottle of wine for dinner, so he went to the bodega.
5. The bodega was known for its large selection of wines and spirits.