baccy
- noun
- /ˈbæki/
- UK
- Wacky baccy, you know.
Examples
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I can't believe you still smoke wacky baccy.
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- Want some baccy?
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Come on, get your baccy.
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Have you bought me any 'baccy?"
Fiction book (1992) -
The baccy plants
Blog text (20) -
- 'Baccy, man.
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In Fosterville you can buy a half-ounce of baccy, here they only sell you quarter-ounces at a time.
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"There's naught but baccy and vanilla aboard this hulk."
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He rolled a cigarette with his favorite baccy before heading outside.
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In many places, you can easily find baccy for sale at convenience stores.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
baccy = tobacco (transparent) = bacc + y
Informal clipped form of 'tobacco' with the colloquial suffix '-y'; the meaning is directly recoverable from 'tobacco'.
Etymology
The word baccy is an informal short form of tobacco, a word that came into English from the Caribbean and once meant the 'smoking plant'. So baccy simply means the dried tobacco leaves people roll or smoke.