Crossword Clue: Quantity of groceries
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Quantity of groceries"
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- "8 Heads in a Duffel ___" (1997)
- ___ job (illegal entry)
- ___ of bones
- Base in baseball
- Base
- Baseball base
- A caddy carries it
- Bean or punching
- A sack
- A sucker holds it
- Beck curls up in a "Sleeping" one
- Abandon, in slang
- Bellhop's burden
- Area of interest
- Area of interest, slangily
- Bit of luggage
- Avocation, slangily
- Avocation, so to speak
- Airplane carry-on
- Airport carousel item
- Alligator skin item
- Grab ___
- Grab or tote
- Grab or wind
- Duffel.
- Duffel, e.g.
- Duffel or tote
- Duffel
- Hobby, slangily
- Hobby, so to speak
- Earl Grey holder
- Cert, in the ...
- Holding for a fall-guy
- Favorite activity, slangily
- Groceries carrier
- Groceries holder
- Groceries quantity
- Breathalyzer attachment
- Grocery container
- Grocery holder
- Grocery sack
- Grocery-store freebie
- Grocery store sack
- Grocery tote
- Grocery unit
- Gucci product
- Checkout counter item
- It may be checked
- Container for tricks
- Game limit
- It may be paper or plastic
- Diamond base
- Diamond corner
- Hand or grab
- Chips buy
- Chip's holder
- Burden for a bellhop
- Item on a carousel
- Item on an airport carousel
- Hunter's catch
- Hunter's limit
- It's in the ____
- It's often covered in baseball
- It's paper or plastic at a store
- Caddie's burden
- Caddie's tote
- Caddy's burden
- Ditty or doggie follower
- Do a cashier's job
- Do a checkout chore
- Do a checkout job
- Do a grocery job
- Do a grocery store job
- Do a grocery store task
- Do a job at the checkout aisle
- Do a marketing job
- Do a supermarket job
- Do a supermarket task
- Do market work
- Do some market work?
- Do work at a supermarket
- Give up on, in slang
- Glad item
- Glad offering
- Capture.
- Capture, slangily
- Capture
- Hefty item
- Hefty thing
- In the ___
- In the ___ (certain)
- Dooney & Bourke product
- Help a cashier
- Help a checker
- Help a market cashier
- Help at the check-out counter
- Help at the checkout counter
- Help out at a grocery store
- Help out at a supermarket
- Help the checker
- Help the checkout person, perhaps
- Golf ___
- Golf-club holder
- Golf clubs' holder
- Carousel item
- Carry-all
- Carry-on
- Carry-on, e.g.
- Carry-on item
- Carry-on unit
- Carryall
- Catch, as game
- Catch, hunting-style
- Catch
- Kate Spade product
- Vacuum add-on
- Vacuum cleaner receptacle, often
- Vacuum cleaner receptacle
- Valise
- Variety of tricks?
- Place for lunch?
- Place for lunch
- Place for tea?
- Tote
- Tote, e.g.
- Tote, purse, or backpack
- Purse
- Purse or backpack
- Purse or knapsack
- Purse or suitcase
- Purse or tote
- Kind of lady
- Market option
- Strong suit, slangily
- Pack groceries
- Pack the groceries
- Quantity of groceries
- Something the eco-conscious bring to a grocery
- Something to check
- Traveler's item
- Something to tote
- "Papa's Got a Brand New ___" (1965 James Brown hit)
- "Papa's Got a Brand New ___"
- Paper container for groceries
- "Paper or plastic" choice
- Paper or plastic container for groceries
- ''Paper or plastic'' item
- "Paper or plastic?" item
- Paper or plastic offer
- Paper or plastic option at a grocery store
- "Paper or plastic?" product
- "Paper or plastic?" receptacle
- Paper or plastic
- Succeed in securing
- Shopper's carryall
- Shopper's item
- Shopper's necessity
- Shopper's need
- Shopper's tote
- Shopper's unit
- Shopping __
- Pocketbook or satchel
- Shopping aid
- Pocketbook
- Shopping or grab
- Poke.
- Nab
- Suitcase
- Part of aBreathalyzer
- Particular specialty
- Messenger's container
- Portmanteau
- Potato chip container
- Pouch
- Lawn mower attachment
- Prada product
- One of a stack of checkers
- Pekoe pouch
- Left holding the ___
- Luggage bit
- Lunch container
- Perform a supermarket job
- Lunch holder
- Mixed ___ (collection of various things)
- Mixed ___
- M&M's package
- Let the cat out of the ___ (tell a secret)
- Let the cat out of the ___
- One's interest
- One's thing
- Mailman's pouch
- Major interest, slangily
- Phish "___ it, tag it, sell it to the butcher in the store"
- Reticule
- Reusable grocery purchase
- Piece of luggage
- Source of tricks?
- Word after gift or golf
- Word after golf or grab
- Word after "punching" or "sleeping"
- Word after punching or sleeping
- Word after sleeping or shopping
- Word after "swag" or "grab"
- Sack or purse
- Sack
- Supermarket freebie
- Supermarket giveaway
- Specialty, informally
- Word with ''feed'' or ''grab''
- Specialty, slangily
- Specialty, so to speak
- Word with "mixed" or "sleeping"
- Word with ''punching'' or ''sleeping''
- Word with "punching" or "sleeping"
- Word with punching or sleeping
- Word with sleeping or shopping
- Word with "sleeping"
- Word with tote or grab
- Santa's carry-on
- Satchel
- Work at a checkout counter
- Work in a grocery, perhaps
- Work in a grocery store
- Work in a supermarket
- Thing to tote
- Thing
- Take in, as big game
- Skip, so to speak
- Sleeping ___ (camper's item)
- Sleeping ___ (cozy equipment for a camper)
- Sleeping ___ (item for a camper)
- Sleeping sack
- Scrabble tile container
- Target of a TSA X-ray
- Target of some TSA searches
- Tile container in Scrabble
- Tea container
- Tea holder
- Tired-eye feature
- Snare
- Use paper or plastic?
- ZZ Top "Sleeping ___"
Recent Usage of Quantity of groceries in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 9, 1994
