chewing tobacco

As with chewing tobacco, there is a risk of mouth cancer.

He was busy chewing tobacco, and did not notice me.

He was chewing tobacco and holding a paper cup to spit into.

The city is well known for its chewing tobacco and sugar mill.

The proposed taxes on chewing tobacco would raise the current level 10,416 percent.

Its principal use is in the manufacture of chewing tobacco.

Then I hired on with that old man who gave me the lesson about chewing tobacco.

Chewing tobacco has been known to cause cancer, particularly of the mouth and throat.

The chief risk factor is chewing tobacco, followed by smoking.

She began, very carefully, to transfer the chewing tobacco into the new bag.

The city's chief industry for many early years was the manufacture of plug chewing tobacco.

Since 1987, cigarettes and chewing tobacco have been forbidden during basic training.

Chewing tobacco is also associated with this type of lesion.

It is used much as terrestrial chewing tobacco over most of the planet's surface.

In the bag was a can of chewing tobacco.

He was listening to country music and chewing tobacco.

Climax, founded in 1896, was named after a chewing tobacco company.

The results showed that 46 percent of respondents were dipping or chewing tobacco.

Singing Rock took out a pack of chewing tobacco and grinned.

A baseball manager would never be able to get his chewing tobacco around that mouthful.

He bit from a small plug of chewing tobacco.

"But no question, you can get heartburn from chewing tobacco.

"I wouldn't look good chewing tobacco in the front office, anyway," Johnson said.

They don't want you to touch anything, not even chewing tobacco."

In addition, chewing tobacco is a common habit among coal miners.