drugstore
- noun
- /ˈdrʌɡˌstɔr/
- US
- "Well, I've got to go to the drugstore for my landlady," Jesse said, digging for his keys.
Hey you guys, I have a drugstore haul for you all.
- Hey you guys, I have a drugstore haul for you all.
- Yeah, this is a great drugstore purchase.
- It's hands down my favorite drugstore bronzer ever.
- I know people have like opinions on drugstore hair products.
- She sent me to the drugstore and was like, just help me find these.
- And that's why now I am happy to review drugstore products.
- I think my first video is like a drugstore makeup haul.
Examples
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Katy over at the drugstore thought you might have some work I could do.
Fiction book (1990) -
Jesse stood at the magazine rack in the drugstore and waited for Jenny's prescription to be filled.
Fiction book (1994) -
Just going up to the drugstore to get something to eat.
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You know that drugstore down the street?
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The drugstore across from your place.
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- I'll have to go to the drugstore.
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The young man was thirsty, so he went to the drugstore and ordered a Coke.
Fiction book (1992) -
To the immediate right was the old-fashioned drugstore and soda fountain.
Fiction book (1992) -
Back at the drugstore, Sallie and Andy were chatting, and Julia was trying to walk.
Fiction book (1993) -
I need to stop by the drugstore to pick up my prescription.
Synonyms
A shop that sells medicines and other health items
A shop that sells medicines and fills prescriptions
A shop that sells medicines and other health items like toiletries
A shop that sells medicines and fills prescriptions
A shop where you buy medicines and other health items
A shop where a person makes and sells medicines and home remedies
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Morphology
Etymology
Drugstore comes from the two parts drug ('medicine') and store ('shop' or 'place that keeps things'). A helpful way to remember it is that 'drug' long ago was used for goods and medicines, so a drugstore is a shop where you can get medicines and many everyday items like cards, snacks, or shampoo.