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Meanings of grocer in English
Usage of grocer in English
1
In a way, the grocer's problems were the result of his success.
2
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thechemist with his wife.
3
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thedruggist with Mrs. Druggist.
4
He noted it was the best wine the grocer had in stock.
5
The grocer was not incommoded in the same degree as his neighbours.
6
She considered the opinions of the grocer insulting to Maximilian the First.
7
The grocer took the coin and carelessly dropped it into his pocket.
8
Looking towards the agitated grocer, the bashaw said, in a modified tone-
9
The grocer removed his last panful of fried potatoes from the stove.
10
Joseph Whitehead was the next Representative from Saugus, a grocer in business.
11
The refreshments have been served on wooden plates procured from the grocer.
12
He is a retail grocer who keeps a shop in Oxford Street.
13
The grocer is dead, but before he died he bought the revolver.
14
An ounce means one thing to the grocer, another to the apothecary.
15
I might as well have been buying fruit from a sidewalk grocer.
16
His sheetiron laurels never fade; the grocer's glad to get his trade.
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Grocer through the time
Grocer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common