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fruiter
This term is primarily used in British, Australian, and New Zealand English to describe a specialized vendor. In North American English, the term is rare, with speakers typically using "fruit seller" or "grocer" instead.
Because it describes a specific trade or profession, it carries a traditional, local market connotation. It is most frequently encountered in contexts involving street stalls or small independent shops rather than large supermarket chains.
Meanings
Examples
The local fruiter has the best organic peaches in town.
I wonder if the fruiter will have any fresh mangoes today.
Excuse me, is this the freshest batch you have, fruiter?
A street fruiter shouted his prices to the passing crowd.
The fruiter carefully arranged the apples in a pyramid.
He worked as a fruiter for twenty years before retiring.
The old fruiter knew exactly when the cherries would be ripe.
I need to stop by the fruiter to pick up some grapes for the salad.