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gro·cer
\ˈgrōsə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English grocer, grosser wholesale merchant, grocer, from Middle French grossier wholesale merchant, from gros thick, coarse, wholesale + -ier -er — more at gross
: a dealer in staple foodstuffs (as coffee, sugar, flour) and usually meats and other foods (as fruits, vegetables, dairy products) and many household supplies (as soap, matches, paper napkins) |