Snus
hzenk at PDX.EDU
hzenk at PDX.EDU
Wed Jul 1 03:27:29 UTC 2009
I don't really know anything about it, except that I remember being
told or hearing that the term "snoose" is of Scandinavian origin.
Quoting Anthony Grant <Granta at EDGEHILL.AC.UK>:
> Anything to do with German Schnupftabak 'snuff', or British English
> prison slang 'snout' (tobacco, latterly also certain drugs)?
>
>>>> Dave Robertson <ddr11 at UVIC.CA> 28/06/2009 20:14 >>>
> One of the words for "tobacco" that we've discussed here in the past 11 (!!)
> years is "snoose". So I was amused in an I-just-received-a-secret-message
> way, when I saw advertisements at the 7-11 store for Camel's latest product
> "Snus". Smokeless, spitless tobacco.
>
> No relation to the CJ word k'aynuL. :)
>
> --Dave
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