Noun
One who prepares and sells drugs or compounds for medicinal purposes.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA fresh coat of paint and some unique apothecary merchandising ideas have me anxious and happy. Source: Internet
In 1825 the government of the Dutch-Indies provided him with two assistants: apothecary and mineralogist Heinrich Bürger (his later successor) and the painter Carl Hubert de Villeneuve. Source: Internet
His father was Baldassare Monteverdi, a doctor, apothecary and amateur surgeon. Source: Internet
On October 29, 1777, Scheele took his seat for the first, and only time, at a meeting of the Academy of Sciences and on November 11 passed the examination as apothecary before the Royal Medical College and did so with highest honours. Source: Internet
He was bound apprentice some years ago to a worthy apothecary in town. Source: Internet
In the apothecary 's dispensary, Davy became a chemist, and a garret in Tonkin's house was where he conducted his earliest chemical experiments. Source: Internet