Druggists [noun]

A druggist, therefore, who affixes a wrong label to a bottle of medicine and thereby injures a person who uses it is responsible.

Get, at a druggist's, half an ounce of each of these articles, and have them mixed and pounded together in a mortar.

Sometimes a druggist will remember selling some poison to kill a dog or as an insecticide.

A certain druggist utilized old electric bulbs for displaying dye colors.

The baker and his wife, the grocer, the—the—the—watchmaker—the—shoemaker—the—the druggist with Mrs. Druggist.

Incidentally, he also gets the contempt of his druggist—​and of such patients as learn of it.

Accuracy, skill and carefulness should make her a successful druggist.

Tentatively, the young druggist pushed harder; finally, shoved with all his might.

The druggist did not at first seem to understand, but after thinking it over he hoped that the doctor had half the inheritance.

Emerson, a Baltimore druggist, made a number of fortunes from his invention of Bromo-Seltzer.