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 noun (plural -cos) 
 Etymology: Spanish tabaco, probably from Taino, roll of tobacco leaves
 Date: circa 1565
 any of a genus ( Nicotiana ) of chiefly American plants of the nightshade family with viscid foliage and tubular flowers, the leaves of cultivated tobacco prepared for use in smoking or chewing or as snuff, manufactured products of tobacco (as cigars or cigarettes), a moderate brown

 tobacco budworm 
  noun 
 Date: 1918
 an American noctuid moth ( Heliothis virescens syn.  Helicoverpa virescens ) whose striped and variably colored larva feeds on buds and young leaves especially of tobacco and cotton

 tobacco hornworm 
  noun 
 Date: circa 1909
 an American hawk moth ( Manduca sexta ) whose large usually green larva is a hornworm that feeds on the leaves of plants of the nightshade family and especially tobacco and tomato

 tobacco juice 
  noun 
 Date: 1833
 saliva colored brown by tobacco or snuff

 tobacco mosaic virus 
  noun 
 Date: 1914
 a single-stranded RNA virus (species  Tobacco mosaic virus of the genus  Tobamovirus ) that occurs worldwide and causes mosaic disease in plants (as tobacco and tomato) especially of the nightshade family

 tobacco road 
  noun 
 Usage: often capitalized T&R 
 Etymology: from Tobacco Road, novel (1932) by Erskine Caldwell and play (1933) by Jack Kirkland died 1969 American playwright
 Date: 1937
 a squalid poverty-stricken rural area or community