WordNet
n. a shop that sells pipes and pipe tobacco and cigars and cigarettes [syn: tobacconist shop, tobacconist]
Usage examples of "tobacco shop".
And then, as if satisfied, the man hurried through the black-painted door of the wholesale tobacco shop.
The fact that the chase had led to the tobacco shop was too good a clue not to follow up.
The murder of an old woman who kept a little tobacco shop seemed, somehow, sordid and uninteresting.
Besides, tobacco wasn't all that cheap and there was only one tobacco shop in Grantville.
The fact is, don't you know, a dear old pal of mine who runs a tobacco shop on Sixth Avenue was rather in the soup.
At the edge of town, near the tobacco shop, he signaled the column to stop.
One of the young men, whose father owned a tobacco shop, had brought on request a number of old cigar boxes.
Probably buys them in that fancy tobacco shop next to his bookstore.
He backed the Buick in until he could feel the tires bumping gently against the curb, then got out and began looking for a tobacco shop he had seen from the car.
Already, they had sixty new orders and the Tobacco Shop was wanting another fifteen.
They would be sold at a tobacco shop in Cheyenne, and there are two tobacconists who sell them in Denver.