groceries

British

/ ˈɡrəʊsərɪz /

plural noun

merchandise, esp foodstuffs, sold by a grocer

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And according to a November survey from tax-preparation software provider TaxSlayer, almost six in 10 people said they planned to put this year’s refund money toward necessities like groceries, rent and utilities.

From MarketWatch

The retailer reported strong sales growth in its latest quarter as it continued to attract more shoppers of all income groups to its groceries and speedy online delivery.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said he would try to buy air tickets and groceries using the chatbot.

From The Wall Street Journal

In 1959, still new in Manhattan, Pépin went to a nearby supermarket to buy groceries.

From The Wall Street Journal

Aunt Melissa drops two paper bags of groceries onto the counter.

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