Groceries [noun]

She had been obliged to go once more to Mr. Hargrew for groceries, and to the meat store and to Mr. Vandergriffs.

While Lem was buying groceries, Scattergood selected two excellent blankets, carried them out, and put them on the horses.

A boy with a carton of groceries almost ran down Louis, then ducked down into the delivery entrance of the apartment-hotel.

She had a carload of groceries, and I helped her put them in the house.

We bought our first groceries of Mrs. Robert Phin, of Strathdee, simply because she is an inimitable conversationalist.

Mrs. Meldreth was a respectable elderly woman, who kept a small shop for cheap groceries and haberdashery in the village.

"I believe our supplies (groceries) come from him," was her chilly reply.

Get a little help from the Welfare—a little groceries sometimes.

I carried in groceries, peeled potatoes, scrubbed the kitchen floor and built fires each evening in the guests' rooms.

Pure food should certainly be studied, with investigations and recommendations of clean markets and groceries.