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over-the-counter
1[oh-ver-thuh-koun-ter]
adjective
unlisted on or not part of an organized securities exchange: OTC
over-the-counter stocks; the over-the-counter market.
Pharmacology., sold legally without a doctor's prescription: OTC
over-the-counter drugs.
over the counter
2adverb
not transacted through an organized securities exchange; directly to the buyer or from the seller.
He sold his stocks over the counter.
Pharmacology., without a doctor's prescription but within the law.
over-the-counter
adjective
(of securities) not listed or quoted on a stock exchange
(of a security market) dealing in such securities
(of security transactions) conducted through a broker's office directly between purchaser and seller and not on a stock exchange
OTC. (of medicinal drugs) able to be sold without a prescription Compare ortho-
Word History and Origins
Origin of over-the-counter1
Origin of over-the-counter2
Example Sentences
It is even slow when it comes to women's reproductive health: only this week was it announced that the "morning after" pill - a form of emergency contraception available without prescription in more than 90 countries - had finally been approved for over the counter use in Japan.
Because nicotinamide is available over the counter, its use is rarely documented in medical records.
Three more deaths in Los Angeles County have been linked to kratom, a compound that is being synthetically reproduced and sold over the counter as a cure-all for a host of ailments, the county Department of Public Health announced on Friday.
Each time regulators promise reform, contaminated syrups reappear - reflecting a fragmented drug market and, critics allege, a weak regulatory system struggling to oversee hundreds of low-cost, often unapproved syrups produced by smaller manufacturers and sold over the counter.
People with original paper bonds such as those purchased over the counter at the Post Office can register them online or call the helpline on 08085 007 007.
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