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North America,
smokers used a "tobacco-
stopper" to
press tobacco into the pipe’s bowl, with some of
these stoppers made from bones, such as
those extracted...
- Plug, PLUG, plugs, or
plugged may
refer to: Plug, an
insertive closure or
stopper (plug) Core plug, used to fill the
casting holes on
engines Butt plug,...
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Commonly known as the
Carolina sphinx moth and the
tobacco hawk moth (as adults) and the
tobacco hornworm and the
Goliath worm (as larvae), it is closely...
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still often used to
smoke marijuana. A
small stone is
often used as a
stopper in the stem. The
style of pipe
spread to Africa, and has been
known in...
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water pipe) is a
filtration device generally used for
smoking cannabis,
tobacco, or
other herbal substances.
Bongs have been in use by the
Hmong in Laos...
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using a
large plastic bottle (preferably two liters), a bung or
rubber stopper, a br**** cut
nozzle to act as a bowl and keep the
marijuana (or
other material)...
- used to
ingest psychotropic substances in pre-Columbian America, then
tobacco in the 18th century, and
cocaine in the 20th century,
hence the
names cocaine...
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bottles were used
during the Qing
dynasty to
contain powdered tobacco.
Smoking tobacco was
illegal during the Qing dynasty, but the use of
snuff was allowed...
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defined as "the production, import, export, purchase, sale, or
possession of
tobacco goods which fail to
comply with legislation" (FATF 2012).
Illicit cigarette...
- p****ed by Barric****o and
Michael Schumacher. Barric****o was on a two-
stopper and
pitted early,
leaving Schumacher in first, only to be
jumped by a recovering...