pharm
- noun
- /fɑrm/
- Informal
- I need to stop by the pharm to pick up my prescription.
Examples
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The U.S. medical care market's high costs are attributable to a variety of factors, but perhaps the most significant is the potential for "rent" profits to Big Med, Big Pharm, and Big Insurance.
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She works as a cashier at the local pharm near our house.
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The pharm always has a great selection of over-the-counter medications.
Synonyms
A shop that sells medicines and other health items
A shop that sells medicine and everyday items like soap and snacks
A shop that sells medicines and fills prescriptions
A place in a hospital or clinic where staff prepare and give out medicines to patients
A shop that sells medicines and other health items like toiletries
A shop where you buy medicines and other health items
A shop where a person makes and sells medicines and home remedies
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pharm is a short form of pharmacy and comes from the old Greek word pharmakon meaning 'medicine'. So when people say the pharm, they mean the shop where you buy medicines.