In the merchant's ledger, tobaccoes and spices were listed under foreign goods.

Several tobaccers inspected the dried leaves before the auction.

The linguist noted that tobaccer appears in the text as a phonetic spelling of 'tobacco'.

Doctors in the early 20th century often diagnosed heavy smokers with tobacco heart, attributing chest pain and palpitations to their habit.

The antique shop displayed a row of ornate tobacco-stoppers that once sealed containers of snuff.

He used a tobacco-stopper to press the tobacco down in his pipe before lighting it.

At the antique shop, I found jars of chewing tobaccos from the early 1900s.

She crushed fresh mountain tobacco and applied it to the bruise.

Several farmworkers were hospitalized with green tobacco sickness after harvesting wet tobacco leaves for hours.

The museum's new exhibit features Victorian tobacciana, including ornate snuff boxes and hand-painted cigarette tins.