tobacco

As nouns the difference between tobacco and goracco

is that tobacco is any plant of the genus Nicotiana while goracco is a paste prepared from tobacco and smoked in hookahs in western India.

As a noun tobacco

is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana .

As an adjective tobaccoish is

resembling or characteristic of tobacco.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and rollup

is that tobacco is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana while rollup is food made by wrapping ingredients in another food, eg fajitas.

As a noun tobacco

is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana .

As an adjective protobacco is

in favour of tobacco or public smoking in general.

As a noun tobacco

is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana .

As an adjective misocapnic is

(rare) hateful of tobacco smoking and of tobacco smokeoxford english dictionary , 2nd ed, 1989.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and canaster

is that tobacco is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana while canaster is (tobacco) coarse, dried tobacco leaves.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and misocapnist

is that tobacco is any plant of the genus Nicotiana while misocapnist is one who hates tobacco smoke.

As an adjective misocapnist is

hating tobacco smoke.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and pipestone

is that tobacco is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana while pipestone is a hard, red clay used by native americans for making tobacco pipes.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and pipeful

is that tobacco is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana while pipeful is enough tobacco to fill a pipe for smoking.

As nouns the difference between tobacco and antismoker

is that tobacco is (uncountable) any plant of the genus nicotiana while antismoker is one who opposes smoking, particularly the smoking of tobacco.