apothecary

Converse of object

include: Other expenses included an apothecary to attend the sick poor and some education for the workhouse children.

Adjective modifier

• local: In 1734 the white Bath House was lived in by the local apothecary John King.
• herbal: Ezra Suggett was a herbal Apothecary in Beccles, Suffolk just 15 miles from the present day Herbs Hands Healing ltd.
• European: Although there is already technology that can allow such practice to be implemented, the European apothecary need not fear for a while!
• early: Our inspirational model is the early home apothecary, or " still room " as it was called in England.

Modifies a noun

• shop: At first, the cocoa and chocolate business was run from Joseph Fry's apothecary shop in Small Street, Bristol.
• weight: Apothecaries weight was used for measuring drugs and medicines.
• garden: Jim demonstrated this by putting down chipped bark between the Potager garden and the Apothecary garden.
• system: I don't know if it originated from the Troy system, or the Apothecary system.

Noun used with modifier

• surgeon: J. Waldie, ) a surgeon apothecary, ( Mr.
• century: Visit the Franciscan Monastery with its historic 15th century apothecary or the Dominican monastery, which houses paintings from the Dubrovnik school of art.

Possessives

• shop: The smallest vial in the apothecary's shop would more than suffice to hold it.
• assistant: With his new found freedom he ran away to London and worked as an apothecary's assistant at Cheapside.
• drawer: September 1st 2001 The Apothecary's Drawer is back at its proper domain.

Possessives

town: Figure 3 shows the town's apothecary from a woodcut dated 1568.

Preposition: in

village: A dancing master attends and an apothecary in the village.