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Meanings of rolling tobacco in English

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Fine-cut tobacco to make self-made cigarettes by hand.

        Synonyms
        Examples for "shag"
        Examples for "shag"
        1
        And I got to ask if Bond would ever shag a bloke.
        The Guardian
        2
        Two sleepy German shepherds were inside curled on scraps of shag carpet.
        Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
        3
        But the lips, beneath the shag of grey beard, were tightly compressed.
        The Night Horseman
        4
        Susan, for example, decided to pick hot pink shag carpet for her room.
        Wired
        5
        On an average day I can look like a shag carpet.
        Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
        1
        Yous ought to buy your tea and baccy and flour in Sydney.
        Captivity
        2
        That were a hard life, with nothing good except perhaps the baccy.
        A Little Boy Lost
        3
        No cutworm shall get a blighty one from our cherished baccy pouch.
        Mince Pie
        4
        He sent them out to buy his 'baccy,' at their own expense.
        Novel Notes
        5
        And the postillion, hardly mollified, added, 'The baccy's paid for,' and smoked.
        Evan Harrington — Complete
        1
        On Sesame Street, a lot of times you're on the floor on rollies.
        Wired
        2
        Under a malodorous duvet, he sucks on his rollies and decides to bolt towards a suicidal escape route.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Rollies are good for getting good at rollies, but not for the specific musculature of swinging an ice tool.
        Climbing Magazine
        1
        New Caledonia has hiked the price of loose tobacco by 25 percent.
        Radio NZ
        2
        Then he dived fur some loose tobacco, and begun to roll one.
        Danny's Own Story
        3
        Pinter produces a Baggie of loose tobacco and rolls two lumpy cigarettes.
        Up in the air
        4
        Before proceeding he would take a generous mouthful of loose tobacco.
        Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity and Contradictions — Volume 1
        5
        The senior correspondent sighed, picking a shred of loose tobacco from his lip.
        The street philosopher
        Usage of rolling tobacco in English
        1
        The VW bus smelled of patchouli, of old incense and rolling tobacco.
        American Gods
        2
        I want a candle that smells like bonfire, rolling tobacco, guitar strings.
        Independent.ie
        3
        Duty on hand- rolling tobacco will increase to 5% above RPI.
        BBC
        4
        Without saying a word, he put a big box of rolling tobacco on the table, his sister told regional newspaper Le Républicain Lorrain.
        Radio NZ
        5
        Customs officers in Dublin have seized 200,000 illegal cigarettes and 90kgs of rolling tobacco in dawn raids in Dublin.
        The Irish Times
        6
        'We ain't going anywhere in this.' The van driver smelled of rolling tobacco and cabbages.
        White corridor
        7
        Rolling tobacco worth about €46,000 has been seized by Revenue at Dublin Airport.
        The Irish Times
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