Clinics [noun]

We had three tents, one for medical clinics and one apiece for our two households, and settled down for a fortnight's work.

After investigating it personally I reported it in the International Clinics.

I ought to have been a professor of clinics instead of an automobile agent.

Many of the wealthy physicians had hospitals, or clinics, where patients were operated upon and treated.

Chinatown—Interesting Chinese businesses from herb shops to acupuncture clinics.

Of course both will do more or less observing in clinics now, but I imagine they will get in a bit of merrymaking together.

The ease of access of the child to the daily paper with headlines inviting attention to the doings of police courts and clinics.

His Sunday morning free clinics crowded even the street opposite his office door with waiting patients of the poorest class.

Not just my annual pilgrimages to foreign clinics, but journeys to the ends of the earth if you like.

They are being done in other clinics in several score of cities, and you may have the addresses for the asking.