tobaccy

Hillbilly smoking leaf

Tobaccy is a folksy or dialectal pronunciation of tobacco, often used to evoke rural or old-fashioned speech: Got any tobaccy for my pipe?

The spelling captures the dropped final vowel heard in some regional American dialects.

chewing

chaw

Wad of tobacco

  • plugSomething that blocks openings
  • quidBritish pound, informally
  • dipBrief immersion or condiment

snuff · snus · chewing · spit · spittoon · pouch · pinch · wad · juice · oral

smoking

cigarette

Paper-wrapped tobacco cylinder

  • cigarWrapped tobacco for smoking
  • pipeHollow conveyance channel
  • inhaleDraw air in

exhale · puff · drag · ashtray · lighter · match · filter · pack · fumes · secondhand

health

nicotine

Addictive tobacco alkaloid

cancer · emphysema · bronchitis · addiction · withdrawal · cessation · patch · dependence · cough · surgeon-general

crop

plantation

Large-scale farming operation

barn · field · leaf · burley · oriental · broadleaf · shade-grown · yield · acreage · picker

varieties

burley

Light air-cured tobacco

blend · humidor · aged · fermented

flavoring

menthol

Cooling agent from plants

clove · apple · peach · honey · rum · bourbon · maple · wintergreen · aromatic · infused

Opposites
register/formality

tobaccytobacco

Dried smoking leaf

cigarettes · cigars · nicotine

Phrases
Family

tobacco, tobaccos, tobacconist, tobacconists

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG