Kro-ghetto
n.—Gloss: A supermarket in the Kroger chain of stores. «They leave no class behind, ranging from the luxuriously large Whole Foods version to the one-dollar polyester deal available at the grocery store in my neighborhood (affectionately called “Kro-ghetto”).» —“Losing Earth Day in the eco-babble” by Jennifer Oladipo Grist Apr.16, 2009. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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