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tobacconist

[ tuh-bak-uh-nist ]

noun

  1. a dealer in tobacco, especially the owner of a store that sells pipe tobaccos, cigarettes, and cigars.


tobacconist

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noun

  1. a person or shop that sells tobacco, cigarettes, pipes, etc
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of tobacconist1

1590–1600; tobacco + intrusive -n- + -ist
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The slim, soft-spoken, but hugely popular Mr Attal has already won praise for empathising with a distraught tobacconist whose business was flooded in northern France.

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According to ACT, tobacconists systematically refrain from asking for proof of age.

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School-age children were being supplied with e-cigarettes through friends or "dealers" inside and outside school, or from convenience stores and tobacconists, the report said.

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She’s not permitted to buy one there on Sundays, she’s told, but the tobacconist gives her one anyway, which she stashes under her coat.

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The well-known Swiss tobacconist Davidoff of Geneva introduced them to the world and now more than two million a year are sold.

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