Definition for Apothecary:

• A drugstore; a store where medicines are sold.

Synonyms for Apothecary:

• n.

  •
  • alderman,
  • alderwoman.
  •apothecary (noun)
  • pharmacist,
  • pill pusher,
  • druggist,
  • chemist,
  • pill roller.
  •druggist (noun)
  • pharmacologist,
  • posologist.
  •drugstore (noun)
  • pharmacy.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • eunuch,
  • chandler,
  • governess,
  • washerwoman.
  •Other relevant words:
  • tobacconists,
  • saddlery,
  • dresser,
  • midwife,
  • witch doctor,
  • Apothecaries,
  • gastroenterologist,
  • dermatologist,
  • osteopath,
  • operator,
  • novelty shop,
  • nurse,
  • furniture store,
  • thrift shop,
  • accoucheuse,
  • used-car lot,
  • leech,
  • optometrist,
  • chemist's,
  • hat shop,
  • dispensary,
  • jewelers,
  • hobby shop,
  • practical nurse,
  • drugstore,
  • confectionery,
  • Aurist,
  • dispensing chemist,
  • tobacconist,
  • Confectionary,
  • Gallipot,
  • epidemiologist,
  • nurse's aide,
  • exorcist,
  • jewelry store,
  • stationers,
  • specialty shop,
  • surgeon,
  • osteopathist,
  • accoucheur,
  • hardware store,
  • doctor,
  • dry goods store,
  • gift shop,
  • package store,
  • haberdashery,
  • medical practitioner,
  • internist,
  • antique store,
  • clothiers,
  • shaman,
  • oncologist,
  • sister,
  • dispenser,
  • podiatrist,
  • florist,
  • Dispensatory,
  • shoe store,
  • monthly nurse,
  • bonesetter,
  • drug store,
  • milliner,
  • faith healer,
  • registered nurse,
  • pharmaceutical chemist,
  • general practitioner,
  • oculist,
  • florists,
  • clothing store,
  • candy store,
  • dress shop,
  • clothier,
  • specialist,
  • physician,
  • liquor store,
  • ophthalmologist,
  • Pharmacopolist,
  • quack,
  • bootery,
  • bookstore,
  • Pharmaceutist,
  • ironmongery.

Homophones for Apothecary:

• appetiser, appetizer, apatosaur.

Hypernym for Apothecary:

• n.

  • person
    pharmaceutical chemist, pharmacologist.

Hyponym for Apothecary:

• n.

  • person
    caregiver, health care provider, pcp, health professional, primary care provider.