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Meanings of druggist in English
Portuguese
farmacêutico Catalan
apotecari 
A health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs.
Usage of druggist in English
1
The drayman came in and handed the druggist the bill of lading.
2
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thedruggist with Mrs. Druggist.
3
Leaving the door ajar behind him, the druggist slipped into the shop.
4
The druggist took him to a little room back of the store.
5
The clergyman saw a flitting expression of triumph in the druggist's face.
6
The druggist sold out his stock, in two days, to happy purchasers.
7
He did not venture to mention Benson to-day, but the druggist did.
8
For a few weeks he acted as clerk in a druggist's store.
9
You may buy all you require for this painting at the druggist's.
10
Aubrey could see the druggist's sullen jaw crease and shake with anger.
11
I'm a letter carrier now and am also a druggist by profession.
12
With that skip-jack Dave Dyer, the druggist, she conducted a long mock-quarrel.
13
Last of all, she had carried mamma's wedding-ring, to pay the druggist.
14
Keats was a druggist, and Sir Humphry Davy a country apothecary's apprentice.
15
I am going to send for the druggist in the Rue Montorgueil!'
16
Think of a druggist's son giving himself a conqueror's airs with Mme.
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Druggist through the time
Druggist across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common