tobacco in the form of cane (see sense 6).

compressed tobacco made in rolls resembling a pudding or sausage.

A quantity of tobacco leaves rolled up into a cylindrical mass. Also occasionally as a mass noun.

a roll of tobacco (see roll, n.1 6c).

Applied to a slender cylindrical stick or rod of various substances. of tobacco.

= pudding tobacco n.

A small roll (of tobacco). Now chiefly historical. Cf. prick tobacco n. at compounds 2.

A short length or twist of something. As a mass noun: tobacco twisted into a thin rope or roll.

A type of tobacco (see quot. 1688). Obsolete. rare.

tobacco made up into a small roll (cf. sense 13).

A cake or stick of tobacco; a piece of this, esp. for chewing.

= sense 6.

Tobacco made into a thick cord; a piece or ‘length’ of this. Cf. pigtail, n. 1a.

Something shaped like a carrot; a plug. Chiefly U.S.

Tobacco softened and pressed into solid cakes.

Originally U.S. (in later use chiefly Australian and New Zealand). Coarse dark tobacco in the form of a thin roll or stick.

slang. Tobacco prepared in the form of a cake or (occasionally) a twist, rather than loose fragments of leaf. Now rare.