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pothecary

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pothecary [ˈpɒθɪkərɪ]
n pl -caries
(Law) (Medicine / Pharmacology) an archaic or Brit dialect variant of apothecary
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Reporting inspector Patricia Pothecary said pupils aged between two to 19, said their school was brilliant and that lessons were the best part.
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Patricia Pothecary said in her letter: "We can see why you are so happy at Wainbody Wood.
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