tobacco
/ˈtɒbəkoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a plant of the nightshade family, the leaves of which are used in making cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products.
“The tobacco industry has faced numerous health-related lawsuits over the years.”
2. noun
smoked tobacco, especially in the form of cigarettes or cigars.
“He lit a cigarette and took a long drag on the tobacco.”
3. noun
a substance obtained from the dried leaves of the tobacco plant, used as a stimulant.
“The use of tobacco as a stimulant is highly discouraged due to its addictive nature.”
4. verb
to cultivate or grow tobacco.
“The farmer decided to tobacco the land with a new crop.”
5. verb
to smoke or use tobacco.
“She tried to tobacco less often to improve her health.”