Tobacco
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 531
to-bak'C, n. a narcotic plant, a native of America, whose dried leaves are used for smoking, chewing, and in snuff. [Through Sp. tabaco from the Indian name for the pipe. Tobacconist, to-bak o-nist, one who sells or manufactures tobacco. [Orig. a tobacco smoker. [smoking tobaico. Tobacco-pipe, to-bak’o-ptp, « a pipe used for
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