Drugstore [noun]

None of this came easily to me, and I had to do it everywhere — ordering coffee, going to the drugstore, even pumping gas.

He said he and other relatives had checked up on the couple this past weekend, bringing over precooked dinners for the week, picking up medicine at a drugstore and treating an injury to Lester Wilson’s leg.

In the future, L’Oréal plans to create similar Perso-powered devices with many of its brands, from luxury makeup to drugstore skin care, to enable customers to fulfill all of their changing cosmetics needs easily and at home.

The drugstores and other providers that administer shots covered by Medicare or Medicaid will get a $45 fee for each two-shot regimen.

What he did in this case was to stop in Bakersfield at a garage that had a combination drugstore and news-stand next door.

Finally he said he couldn't work anymore and was going to drive to the drugstore for something to cure indigestion.

It was a famous drugstore, and contained one of the first private telephone booths ever erected.

At the first drugstore he stopped, seeing a long-distance telephone booth inside.

Just get some money from your father and go to the drugstore for more bandages.

He stopped in the drugstore and filled his pockets with soap, a razor, shaving cream and face lotion.