sb. and a. [f. TOBACCO, app. after bacchanalian.] a. sb. A person addicted to tobacco-smoking. b. a. Relating to tobacco-smoking.

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1841.  Richmond Enquirer, 10 Aug., 4/1.

        Tobacconalian anthem loudly peal,
Until the astonished world shall think and feel,
And in responsive plaudits shake the earth
With the outbreaking of their voiceful mirth!

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1855.  Thackeray, Newcomes, xxxv. We get very good cigars … for us cheap tobacconalians.

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1889.  Sat. Rev., 23 Nov., 573/2. A cake of golden-leaf … and other tobacconalian fantasies.

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