Cavendish
- noun
- /ˈkæv.ɪn.dɪʃ/
- Specialized
- The Cavendish tobacco has a sweet aroma.
Examples
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She bought a pouch of Cavendish to try in her new pipe.
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He preferred the smooth flavor of Cavendish in his evening pipe.
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The shop offered several blends, but Cavendish was the most popular among regular customers.
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He enjoys smoking Cavendish in his pipe.
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He preferred the smooth flavor of Cavendish in his evening pipe.
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The shop offered several blends, but Cavendish was the most popular among regular customers.
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She bought a pouch of Cavendish to try in her new pipe.
Synonyms
A plant with large leaves grown for smoking or chewing
A product made from tobacco leaves that people smoke or chew, like cigarettes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cavendish for the tobacco comes from the surname of a person or family who used a special way of pressing, heating and often sweetening the leaves to make them smooth, so Cavendish now means this sweet, pressed tobacco used for pipes or chewing.