groceries

/ ˈɡrəʊsərɪz /

plural noun

1. merchandise, esp foodstuffs, sold by a grocer

Example Sentences

Queuing for "pleasurable activities" - like shopping for luxury items, a bargain, or delicious food - creates a "distinctly different" feeling to queuing for something more mundane like buying your groceries, she says.

From BBC

Many were just angry and hurting, she said, because they couldn’t afford groceries or pay medical bills.

From Los Angeles Times

The stock market was still strong, and her groceries didn’t cost her much more when she went to shop.

From Salon

In the company’s recent earnings report, it said more consumers in the U.S. ordered groceries through DoorDash last quarter than ever before.

From Los Angeles Times

“As of Oct. 1, now I’ve got to figure out how am I going to pay my rent? How am I going to buy groceries?”

From Los Angeles Times