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The pouches of ground tobacco, called snus - Swedish for snuff and pronounced “snoose” - have been popular in Scandinavian countries for decades but are a tiny part of the U.S. tobacco market.

Snus, pronounced snoose, is a cloth baggie with moist tobacco powder which users stick under their upper lip for a nicotine buzz.

The rustic booths, bricks and reclaimed boards of the erstwhile Snoose Junction mix well with the country Thai décor.

“By this time it hed got to be night; an’ as thar warn’t no use o’ my makin’ things wuss than they war, I looked about the cyprus to see ef thar war any limb softer than another, whar I ked lay my karkiss for a snoose.

They discover that the bed each of them has been sleeping in is a snoose, that long-time-no-see is just Indi an corn, that "stick close to the Ameche" means mind, the telephone, etc.