tobacco juice

“Doll spat out a mouthful of tobacco juice and nodded his head toward Cord’s broad back.”

Simon & Schuster: Sweetbriar

“Q.E.D. But try telling that to a smart New Yorker, or an Arkansas ehawbacon, or a pot-bellied Virginia Senator; point out that Canada and Australia managed their way to peaceful independence without any tomfool D.clarations or Bunker Hills or Shilohs or Gettysburgs, and are every bit as much "the land of the free" as Kentucky or Oregon, and all you'll get is a great harangue about "liberty and the pursuit of happiness", damn your Limey impudence, from the first; a derisive haw-haw and a stream of tobacco juice across your hoots from the second; and a deal of pious fustian about a new nation forged in blood emerging into the sunlight under Freedom's flag, from the third.”

Flashman and the angel of the lord

“Then one of the wretches – Bill himself – leaned over the posterate man an 'squirted tobacco juice in his eyes.”

Winona: A Tale of Negro Life in the South and Southwest

“They were coarse, massive women, and expectorated tobacco juice about on the floor in a manner more skillful than charming.”

Ten Days in a Mad-House

“Because just about every last man, without breaking stride, aimed a shot of thick brown tobacco juice at one of the several dozen cuspidors scattered around the big floor.”

Time and Again

“The captain, slouch-hatted and barelegged, with a rolling twist hitched the faded blue lava-lava tighter around his waist and spat tobacco juice overside.”

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