(Of a medicine) That can be sold and distributed legally without the need of a prescription.
1Previously issued notes will remain outstanding and may trade over the counter.
2Eustace Hignett was leaning over the counter, in conversation with the desk-clerk.
3The girl leapt over the counter of the market stall to hide.
4But I sprung over the counter, and got him by his throat.
5Then he bent over the counter, and put his hand on hers.
6When Mrs. Liddell had gone, she rose and leaned over the counter.
7He would have sprung over the counter, but Esther held him back.
8The guard leaned over the counter and looked down at the rug.
9I pulled myself up to my knees and peeked over the counter.
10There was a TV over the counter, and everyone was watching it.
11While Aaron eats, Bette leans over the counter and talks to him.
12And the old man leans over the counter for a closer look.
13What would be the price of these if bought over the counter?-8s.
14Samuel Beckett's granite face looms over the counter at Sweeney's butcher shop.
15You don't have them made?-No; they are all bought over the counter.
16Consumer drugs sold over the counter have far lower margins than prescription drugs.