tobacco-juice

• “Battle royal was waged, amid the smoking of many cigarettes and the expectoration of much tobacco-juice, wherein the tramp successfully held his own, even when a socialist workman sneered, There is no god but the Unknowable, and Herbert”

  Chapter 13

• “The man spat a mouthful of tobacco-juice into the white sand, and answered, -”

  Chapter 14

• “Curiously, the American public, surely the most rabid anti-smokers and hygiene-conscious people on the planet, seem not to care a jot about this unspeakable habit, but then I guess second-hand tobacco-juice although nasty is unlikely to kill you.”

  John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...

• “‘More respectable, you mean, I suppose?’ said Ewart, with a sneer, and squirting the tobacco-juice through his front teeth; then was silent for a moment, and proceeded in a tone of candour which some internal touch of conscience dictated.”

  Redgauntlet

• “It was very bustling and dirty, and the carpet was plentifully sprinkled with tobacco-juice.”

  The Englishwoman in America

• “The whole floor of the car was covered with streams of tobacco-juice, apple-cores, grape-skins, and chestnut-husks.”

  The Englishwoman in America

• “In war time scores of these “doxy-dummies” — as the rough tars called them — were tossed overboard from captured vessels or set up as a mark for tobacco-juice, while sweet eyes in”

  Springhaven

• “They spat jets of tobacco-juice, were richly profane, paid, where coin was scarce, in gold-dust from a match-box, and hurried back to work.”

  Australia Felix

• “The walls were dingy, the floor covered with puddles of tobacco-juice, the air almost suffocating with the smell of pent-up tobacco-smoke, unwashed negroes, and dirty garments.”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 08, June 1858

• “Byloe squirted tobacco-juice skilfully into the puddle between his feet, and winked at the squire.”

  Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878

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