An archaic term for a gooseberry or a grocer who sells gooseberries and similar preserves.
From Old English or Middle English roots related to 'goose' and 'berry,' evolving into specific terms for those who grew or sold these berries.
Medieval and early modern English had incredibly specific occupational names—a 'grozer' was basically a gooseberry specialist, showing how much more specialized and local food commerce once was.
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