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talk like an apothecary
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1.
historical
British English
archaic
formal
To speak using technical, obscure, or medicinal terminology characteristic of pharmacists or historical medical practitioners.
To use pedantic, technical, or overly clinical language that may be obscure to lay listeners.
2.
historical
British English
archaic
literary
To adopt a measured, authoritative tone resembling that of a professional apothecary or healer.
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