Tobacco

What do we mean by tobacco?

The tropical American plant Nicotiana tabacum of the nightshade family, widely cultivated for its leaves, which are used primarily for smoking. noun

The leaves of this plant, dried and processed chiefly for use in cigarettes, cigars, or snuff or for smoking in pipes. noun

Any of various other plants of the genus Nicotiana. noun

Products made from these plants. noun

The habit of smoking tobacco. noun

The mouse-ear everlasting, Antennaria plantaginifolia. noun

A variety with a broad, short leaf grown in two counties in Indiana, used for making common cigars. noun

In Queensland, the name is also applied to the pituri, Duboisia Hopwoodii. See pituri. noun

In Tasmania, a shrub of the aster family, Cassinia spectabilis. noun

A commercial subdivision of the white Burley (see below) consisting of the darker, heavier leaves. noun

Sometimes a brand of tobacco (see return, n., 5). One such is known as bird's-eye returns. noun

A plant of the genus Nicotiana, particularly one of several species affording the narcotic product of the same name. noun

The leaves of the tobacco-plant prepared in various forms, to be smoked, chewed, or used as snuff (see Snuff). noun

Same as Indian tobacco. See above. noun

An American plant (Nicotiana Tabacum) of the Nightshade family, much used for smoking and chewing, and as snuff. As a medicine, it is narcotic, emetic, and cathartic. Tobacco has a strong, peculiar smell, and an acrid taste. noun

The leaves of the plant prepared for smoking, chewing, etc., by being dried, cured, and manufactured in various ways. noun

The common American skate. noun

See Nicotianine. noun

Any plant of the genus Nicotiana.

Leaves of Nicotiana tabacum and some other species cultivated and harvested to make cigarettes, cigars, snuff, for smoking in pipes or for chewing.

A variety of tobacco.

The cash crop that is the reason that North Carolina and Virginia are still on the map. One of the products that has been most important to the US economy. Urban Dictionary

An herb the government and the pharmaceutical Industry are using to promote prejudice and discrimination with lies, for a profit. Urban Dictionary

A sacred herb that is smoked. Has a pleasent aroma when burned. Often used as an offering to spirits/universe/creator. Like many herbs, this herb is sometime abused, instead of used in the proper mindset, which causes other people to curse a very sacred plant. Those people should look at tobacco as a sacred herb, and as the people abusing as abusers. Urban Dictionary

1. A plant whose leaves are dried, fermented, mixed with hundreds of addictives incvluding freebase nicotine, than rolled (usu. by machine), packed, and retailed in licensed outlet. 2. Plant containing nicotine, a carcinogen. In other words, smoking tobacco can cause cancer and a slow and painful death. 3. A legal drug. Urban Dictionary

The number one killer in the United States. Urban Dictionary

Gross filth in the form of a plant. the leaves are dried, combined with more filth in the form of chemicals, and packed in cigarettes. this filth is burned to produce even worse filth in the form of smoke, which is then inhaled by losers. Urban Dictionary

A plant used for smoking Urban Dictionary

A play on words to describe a situation with both herb and tobacco. 1. A spliff 2. Smoking tobacco near burning herb to disguise the smell. 3. Something to tell someone who asks about a rolly. Urban Dictionary

Tobacco stains are from when a girl hasn't wiped her ass right and has more streaks than a getaway vehicle. Urban Dictionary

A mate or girlfriend thats always pinching fags from you. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tobacco:
tobacco, tabacco, tobasco, tomacco.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tobacco:
nicotiana, nicotine, snuff, cigarettes, cigarette, atf, smoking, chewing, cigar, smoked, smoke, firearms, cessation, monopoly, warehouse, crop, mosaic, cannabis, maize, pipes, packaging, crops, alcohol, barn, pipe, reynolds, cotton, products, cultivation, virus, plantation, sponsorship, advertising, brands, corn, lung, leaf, factory, vegetables, wheat, cultivated, sugar, grown, export, farming, fruits, coffee, prohibited, tea, industry, consumption, lancaster, durham, prevention, taxes, farms, livestock, manufacturer, morris, companies, ban, slaves, drugs, rice, industries, brand, banned, farmer, cash, colonies, tax, cancer, cattle, philip, goods, manufacturing, regulation, maryland, product, slave, manufactured, merchant, leaves, processing.

Words that rhyme with tobacco:
go, blow, show, know, forego, snow, so, throw, flow, though, ratio, pro, hello, quo, grow, row, sew, apropos, mow, bio, low, forgo, shadow, o, woe, crow, portfolio, no, although, potato, bestow, yoe, toe, undergo, studio, hoe, glow, owe, joe, aglow, co, escrow, indigo, willow, dough, espresso, archipelago, plateau, cameo, slow, rainbow, beau, tomato, doe, adagio, ho, foe, otto, coco, status quo, fallow, glo, lo, below, radio, hydro, vertigo, manifesto, tow, meadow, tomorrow, patio, veto, overthrow, audio, plough, tempo, torso, roe, calypso, aficionado, borrow, micro, virago, mo, rhino, winnow, photo, tornado, buffalo, quid pro quo, portico, tableau, whoa, dado, torpedo, rococo, gusto, grotto, calico.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tobacco:
little, good, more, much, strong, transgenic, turkish, american, indian, native, stale, best, black, fine, cheap, grown, smoke, unmanufactured, wild, loose, raw, bad, bright, dark, cuban, excellent, spanish, english, powdered, coarse, foreign, manufactured, finest, green, fresh, enough, sacred, colonial, leaf, sweet, cut, dry, french, mild, yellow, oriental, less, fragrant, chinese, contraband, ordinary, grade, brazilian, anti, domestic, shredded, pure, scented, greek, russian, light, aromatic, inferior, commercial, vile, smuggled, quality, burnt, prepared, rich, philippine, homegrown, famous, wet, strongest, favorite, brown, persian, expensive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tobacco:
pipe, smoke, pipes, box, juice, smoking, chewing, pouch, plant, jar, pouches, boxes, shop, alcohol, leaf, growers, water, leaves, stopper, growing, fields, planting, stoppers, bag, house, chewers, control, shops, users, field, chewer, plants, raising, planter, factory, factories, seed, user, smokers, tin, dust, workers, planters, grower, culture, campaign, movement, industry, trade, houses, virus, amblyopia, products, roller, smoker, habit, ash, plantations, cigarettes, worm, poisoning, cutter, merchant, jars, plantation, seller, heart, campaigns, legislation, company, stalks, store, tax, ashes, business, processing, crop, cessation, paper, graters, barn, tins, farming, bags, takers, consumption, sack, farms, flowers, activists, boat, belt, crusade.

Consonant match to tobacco:
tabacco, tabaka.

Words that sound like tobacco:
tobacco, tobiko, tabasco, tabacco, tobasco, tobago, tabaco, tobbaco, tabak, tabac, tobaccos, tibco, tipico, topeka, tabatha, tieback, tie back, wke, tepco, tibio, tableau, teabag, tea bag, touchback, tableaux, tabetha, toybox, tu pac, two pack, toy box, tea bags, topica, t bag, tab key, debakey, tobiah, tbo, trabucco, tbk, tpk, tabuk, chewbacca, wcw, dieback, die back, dubach, tesco, tibia, tebow, tebo, tribeca, typic, techo, telco, timko, tippex, teko, tepic, hibiki, taco, tacky, tabitha, taki, debauch, debauched, taiko, tabo, tacco, stay back, tae bo, tampico, tbone, talk back, tako, tea act, tackey, take back, tackie, talkback, tablo, tailback, tba, tapat, tanko, tbi, tasco, tapio, takkie, tacca, tea bagging, talco, autobio, dibbuk, tabby cat, tbu, dibujo, tailbacks, debajo, tambac, tail back.