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chemist
/ ˈɛɪ /
noun
a shop selling medicines, cosmetics, etc
a qualified dispenser of prescribed medicines
a person studying, trained in, or engaged in chemistry
an obsolete word for alchemist
Other Word Forms
- nonchemist noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of chemist1
Word History and Origins
Origin of chemist1
Example Sentences
These products can all be bought over the counter in your local chemist.
To address scars, Davis uses treatments invented by Danné Montague-King, a gay man and cosmetic chemist who developed a line of skincare products designed to treat hyperpigmentation from acne scars.
It found some frustrated NHS patients were taking matters into their own hands, with another patient carrying out their own tooth filling with a kit from the chemist.
"One diamond-coated dart took 18 months in production and we had chemists involved. But he went on to win a world title with it which was very fulfilling."
The droplets seen here are referred to as exudates, and contain a plethora of both known and undiscovered secondary metabolites, whose uses are still being determined by fungal chemists. kind of tropes?
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