‘A kind of tobacco’ (Halliwell).

A kind of tobacco.

(see quot. 1666).

Tobacco, esp. of a poor, cheap, or inferior quality.

strong, dark tobacco.

Name of a variety of tobacco, from its colour.

(a) adj. designating or relating to any of various types of tobacco having a dark colour and a strong flavour, typically used for cigars, chewing…

More fully bird's eye tobacco. A variety of pipe tobacco in which the whole leaf, including the rib, is finely sliced, with the sections of rib…

(a) green tea that is pale in colour (now rare); (b) tobacco which, when cured, has a light colour and a relatively mild flavour (cf. sense A. 4b).

any of various kinds or blends of (typically sweetened) tobacco, originally and esp. one sweetened with molasses.

Also more fully seed leaf tobacco. Any of several varieties of tobacco, typically grown in the northern United States from imported seed, having…

In plural. A blend of tobacco consisting of short cut (short-cut, n.2 1) mixed with returns (return, n. 19a). Obsolete. rare.

Originally U.S. = honeydew tobacco n. at compounds.

A kind of (superior) tobacco. (French).

a cheap tobacco of inferior quality.

= dogleg tobacco n. at sense A. 2. Obsolete.

coarse home-cured tobacco, made for chewing, smoking, or use as snuff; = boer tobacco n. at compounds. Now rare.

An American tobacco, of which there are two varieties, red and white. Also attributive.

More fully black boy tobacco: a kind of black tobacco.

A type of moist powdered tobacco originally developed in Sweden, which is prepared by means of air-drying and steam-pasteurization and is typically…