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Collocations for grocery - noun

1. (groceries) food, etc.

→ See also shopping

ADJECTIVE

weekly
my weekly groceries

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… OF GROCERIES

bag
He walked in and set the bag of groceries down on the floor.

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VERB + GROCERIES

buy, get (esp. AmE)
Mom wanted me to get the groceries.
Where do you buy your groceries?
deliver
We have our groceries delivered.
bag (AmE), pack
put away, unload, unpack (all esp. AmE)

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grocery + NOUN

bag

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2. (esp. AmE) used before a noun

grocery + NOUN

list
bill
bag, sack (AmE)
items (BrE, AmE)
cart (AmE)
shopping (BrE, AmE)
I have to do some grocery shopping.
store (BrE, AmE)

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3. (grocery store) (esp. BrE) (AmE usually ) shop/store

→ See also supermarket

ADJECTIVE

corner, local, neighbourhood/neighborhood
the corner grocery (esp. BrE)
the corner grocery store (esp. AmE)

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grocery/grocery store + NOUN

checkout (AmE)
a grocery checkout
a grocery store checkout (both AmE)
aisle, shelves (both esp. AmE)
clerk (AmE)
a grocery clerk
a grocery store clerk (both AmE)
business, chain
a grocery business/chain (BrE, AmE)
a grocery store business/chain (AmE)

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