tobacconalian
tobacconalian adjective: fond of tobacco.
Adjective
tobacconalian (comparative more tobacconalian, superlative most tobacconalian)
- Fond of tobacco.
Noun
tobacconalian (plural tobacconalians)
- A person who is fond of tobacco.
- It was immediately after breakfast, and I was seated in my room enjoying the unspeakable luxury of my first pipe, which, with me as with all confirmed tobacconalians, is a very serious event — what the French call a 'solemnity.'1858 November, “The Little Giant”, in The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
Forms of tobacconalian
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more tobacconalian |
| superlative | most tobacconalian |
| Noun | |
| plural | tobacconalians |
Origin of tobacconalian
Blend of tobacco + Bacchanalian.
Questions about tobacconalian
- What does tobacconalian mean?
- Tobacconalian means fond of tobacco.
- What part of speech is tobacconalian?
- Tobacconalian can be an adjective or a noun.
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