Canaster

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 9
[Sp. canasta, a basket.] A kind of tobacco used for smoking, and prepared from the dried leaves of the plant coarsely triturated;-named from a sort of rush basket in which it is usually packed in 8. America. Can'borough, in Ontario a post-village of Haldis mand co., 35 m. S.E. of Hamilton. Can-buoy, (kan'boi,) n. (Naut.) A large, floating, conical buoy. Can'cale, a sea-port of France, dep. Ile-et-Vilaine, cap. cant., 9 m. E. of St. Malo, and 45 N. of Rennes, on the W. side of St. Michael's Bay. It has a good anchorage, and has a considerable trade in the excellent oysters which are found in the bay. Pop . 7,000.
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