chemist's
- noun
- /ˈkɛmɪsts/
- UK
- You can pick up your prescription from the chemist's on the corner.
Examples
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I stopped at the chemist's to buy some painkillers.
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She works part-time at the local chemist's on weekends.
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I need to stop by the chemist's for some cough syrup.
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The chemist's is just around the corner.
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I stopped at the chemist's to buy some painkillers.
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You can pick up your prescription from the chemist's on the corner.
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I need to stop by the chemist's for some cough syrup.
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 shop that sells medicines and other health items like toiletries
A shop that sells medicines and fills prescriptions
A shop where a person makes and sells medicines and home remedies
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word chemist's comes from chemist, a person who works with chemistry and chemicals; in the past these people made and sold medicines, so their shop became known as the chemist's. That's why a chemist's today means a shop where you can buy medicines.