tobacconist
tobacconist
Definition
to·bac·co·nist (tə bak′ə nist)
tobacconist
Usage Examples
Possessives
- shop: My son wanted to marry a woman of thirty in a tobacconist's shop.
Converse of object
- run: Sometime before 1891, Donald Massey and his family moved to Worthing, where his father ran a tobacconist 's shop.
- own: He always adds the little gibe about the fact that I own a tobacconist 's in Swansea.
- become: By the time of his death in 1916, James J Fox had become the most important tobacconist in Ireland.
- have: I have seen some of the others mentioned visiting there; Thomas J. Clarke had a tobacconist 's shop at 75a Parnell Street.
Adjective modifier
- small: But you have many relations and friends in other, similar villages who also run small tobacconists.
- great: A man may be a great tobacconist, a man may be a great painter, he may be likewise a great mimic.
Modifies a noun
- shop: Suddenly the lights came on inside a tobacconist shop doorway.
Noun used with modifier
- specialist: Note: Own label tobacco products sold by specialist tobacconists may be affected.
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