The detective insisted the tape was not a snuff film but a staged hoax.

When I heard him call her a snuff-and-butter, I immediately told him that such a derogatory term for a person of mixed racial heritage was unacceptable.

Collectors often trade snuff bottles at weekend markets, admiring their intricate paintings and carvings.

The museum displayed an exquisite snuff bottle carved from jade that once belonged to a Qing dynasty noble.

She carefully placed the used candle snuffer into the brass snuff-dish beside the mantel.

The firefighters worked through the night to snuff out the wildfire before it reached the town.

At the flea market, she bought a set of snuff-and-butters that matched her vintage tea set.

The museum's display of antique snuff-dishes attracted visitors who were fascinated by their intricate enamel work.

I found a snuff box sea bean washed up on the shore and placed it on my windowsill as a curious keepsake.

When we walked along the shore, we found a cluster of snuff box sea beans polished by the waves.