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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "tobacco" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 14 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
tobacco tabaco [m]
General
tobacco tabacalero [adj]
tobacco tabaquero [adj]
tobacco tabaco [m]
tobacco tabaco moruno [m]
tobacco atabacado [adj]
tobacco tabacalero [adj]
tobacco tabaco [adj]
tobacco tabaquero [adj]
tobacco tabaquera [f]
tobacco nicociana [f]
tobacco de tabaco [adj]
tobacco tabacalera [adj/f]
tobacco tabaquera [adj/f]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "tobacco" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 500 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
field for tobacco tabacal [m]
tobacco dealer tabacalero [m]
tobacco shop tabaquería [f]
General
virginia tobacco tabaco rubio [m]
tobacco grower tabaquero [m]
tobacco plant nicotiana [f]
tobacco pouch petaca [f]
cut tobacco picadura [f]
tobacco pouch tabaquera [f]
tobacco jar tabaquera [f]
tobacco grower tabaquera [m/f]
long rolled sheet of tobacco andullo [m]
plug chewing tobacco andullo [m]
tobacco leaf separator apartador [m]
first tobacco leaf wrap on a puro cigar capillo [m]
long-stemmed turkish tobacco pipe chibuquí [m]
chewing tobacco chimó [m]
tobacco drying rack cuje [m]
tobacco destemmer despalillador [m]
putting tobacco in a jar embotamiento [m]
tobacco shop estanco [m]
tobacco seller estanquero [m]
tobacco shop estanquillo [m]
granulated tobacco case farol [m]
tobacco shred grano [m]
bundle of tobacco leaves matul [m]
dark tobacco negro [m]
thick vein of tobacco leaf palillo [m]
heap of tobacco leaves pilón [m]
light tobacco rubio [m]
virginia tobacco rubio [m]
tobacco field tabacal [m]
tobacco vendor/farmer tabacalero [m]
black honey tobacco tabaco negro [m]
black tobacco tabaco negro [m]
cigar wrapper tobacco tabaco capero [m]
coarse tobacco tabaco groso [m]
gold tobacco tabaco rubio [m]
high quality tobacco tabaco de regalía [m]
leaf tobacco tabaco de hoja [m]
light tobacco tabaco rubio [m]
rolling tobacco tabaco de vena [m]
loose tobacco tabaco de vena [m]
rough cut tobacco tabaco holandés [m]
rough cut tobacco tabaco holandilla [m]
tobacco color tabaco [m]
turkish tobacco tabaco turco [m]
tobacco twister tabaquero [m]
tobacco vendor/farmer tabaquero [m]
tobacco addition tabaquismo [m]
tobacco bundle tercio [m]
tobacco leaf forming the core of a cigar tirulo [m]
tobacco worker veguero [m]
powdered tobacco verdín [m]
tobacco seasoned with aromatic vinegar vinagrillo [m]
virginia tobacco virginia [m]
tobacco leaf separator apartadora [f]
outer leaf of tobacco on a cigar capa [f]
low quality tobacco leaf capadura [f]
leather tobacco pouch coracha [f]
tobacco shop expendeduría [f]
tobacco strand hebra [f]
dutch tobacco holandilla [f]
tobacco product labor [f]
macuba tobacco macuba [f]
high quality aromatic tobacco from macuba macuba [f]
cut tobacco picadura [f]
fine-cut tobacco picadura al cuadrado [f]
loose tobacco picadura en hebra [f]
tobacco company tabacalera [f]
tobacco pouch tabaquera [f]
tobacco stand tabaquería [f]
puro cigar tobacco leaf tripa [f]
tobacco thimble uña [f]
tobacco expert tabaquista [m/f]
wholesale tobacco merchant tercenista [m/f]
anti-tobacco antitabaco [adj]
tobacco-colored atabacado [adj]
low quality (tobacco) horro [adj]
dark-tobacco negro [adj]
light tobacco rubio [adj]
virginia tobacco rubio [adj]
tobacco-colored tabaco [adj]
stained with tobacco tabacoso [adj]
smelling of tobacco tabacoso [adj]
put tobacco in a jar embotar [v]
abuse consuming tobacco entabacarse [v]
tobacco products labores [f/pl]
tobacco field tabacal [m]
tobacco-shop estanco [m]
someone that smokes tobacco habitually fumador [m]
tobacco addiction tabaquismo [m]
black tobacco negro [m]
domestic tobacco tabaco nacional [m]
thick vein of tobacco leaf palillo [m]
tobacco company tabacalera [f]
tobacco plantation vega [f]
tobacco tin tabaquera [f]
bowl of a tobacco pipe tabaquera [f]
chewing tobacco breva [f]
someone that smokes tobacco habitually fumadora [f]
tobacco dealer tabaquera [f]
tobacco grinder tabaquera [f]
tobacco holder tabaquera [f]
tobacco planter/farmer tabaquera [f]
tobacco maker tabacalera [f]
tobacco seller tabacalera [f]
tobacco grower tabacalera [f]
poor quality tobacco espumilla [f]
low quality tobacco espumilla [f]
tobacco leaf hoja de tabaco [f]
tobacco destemmer despalilladora [f]
tobacco seller estanquera [f]
tobacco vendor/farmer tabacalera [f]
tobacco twister tabaquera [f]
tobacco vendor/farmer tabaquera [f]
tobacco dealer tabaquero [m/f]
tobacco planter/farmer tabaquero [m/f]
tobacco-coloured (color) tabaco [adj]
light tobacco tabaco rubio
alcoholic beverages and tobacco products bebidas alcohólicas y productos del tabaco
tobacco plant tabaco [m]
bale of tobacco andullo [m]
plug tobacco andullo [m]
tobacco salesman cerillero [m]
inferior tobacco (from puerto rico) boliche [m]
tobacco-shop estanquillo [m]
tobacco stem palillo [m]
tobacco leaf forming the core of a cigar tirulo [m]
tobacco plantation tabacal [m]
tobacco-grower tabacalero [m]
wholesale tobacco merchant tercenista [m]
tobacco-planter veguero [m]
tobacco pipe cachimba [f]
inferior quality tobacco leaf used for cigar filling or as cut tobacco capadura [f]
small package of tobacco boleta [f]
retail shop where tobacco or other monopolized goods are sold expendeduría [f]
pipeful of tobacco fumarada [f]
tobacco-pouch petaca [f]
cut tobacco picadura (de tabaco) [f]
tobacco-pipe pipa [f]
martinique tobacco macuba [f]
tobacco case tabaquera [f]
tobacco-and-snuff shop tabaquería [f]
tobacco-pouch tabaquera [f]
virginia tobacco virginia [f]
tobacco pipe pipa [f]
tobacco plantation plantación de tabaco [f]
tobacco-planter veguera [f]
tobacco expert tabaquista [m/f]
tobacco-coloured atabacado [adj]
of havana (tobacco) habano [adj]
unsmokable (tobacco) infumable [adj]
of tobacco tabacalero [adj]
strip tobacco despaldillar [v]
remove the fibers from tobacco leaves desvenar [v]
roll up tobacco in small bits of paper boletar [v]
place tobacco in a jar embotar [v]
pack (cigarettes/tobacco) encajetillar [v]
smoke a tobacco-pipe pipar [v]
roll tobacco leaf torcerse [v]
tobacco-pouch petaca para el tabaco [f]
tobacco-pouch bolsa para el tabaco [f]
tobacco pipe pito [m] AR BO CL UY
beverage from fermented tobacco leaves anvir [m] ANT
worm which attacks the tobacco-plant cachazudo [m] CU VE
concoction of tobacco and hydrous carbonate of soda, chewed by the indians chimó [m] VE
tobacco pipe cachimbo [m] AMER
worm which attacks the tobacco plant cogollero [m] CU
stick placed horizontally on supports for hanging tobacco cuje [m] CU
contraband tobacco chancuco [m] CO
bad tobacco jorro [m] CU
tobacco leaf full of holes quebrado [m] CU
worm attacking the tobacco plant revés [m] CU
piece of black chewing tobacco naco [m] AMER
bale (tobacco) tercio [m] CU
grading tobacco escogido [m] CU
plug of tobacco naco [m] AR PY PR UY
snuff (tobacco) chimó [m] VE
rustic cigar rolled from a single tobacco leaf veguero [m] VE
cultivation of tobacco seedlings banco [m] HN
poor quality tobacco bichorno [m] CU
poor quality tobacco boliche [m] PR
cigarette wrapped in tobacco leaf bocadito [m] CU
tobacco budworm (heliothis virescens) bellotero [m] HN EC
low quality tobacco bichorno [m] CU
low quality tobacco boliche [m] PR
cigarette with a tobacco leaf wrap bocadito [m] CU
chewing tobacco boleo [m] BO:W,C
person in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartador [m] CU
low quality tobacco boliche [m] PR
tobacco paste ambil [m] VE disused
dying tobacco apagón [m] CU
poor quality tobacco leaves bichorno [m] CU
tobacco plant shoot brotón [m] NI rur.
tobacco paste ambir [m] VE
man who makes or sells tobacco plugs andullero [m] DO
man who makes or sells tobacco plugs andullero [m] DO
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe andullo [m] MX:Se
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe andullo [m] CU DO PR
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe andullo [m] NI disused
cylinder plug tobacco andullo [m] NI disused
cylinder plug tobacco andullo [m] CU DO PR
cylinder plug tobacco andullo [m] MX:Se
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe anduyo [m] CU DO PR
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe anduyo [m] MX:Se
cylinder plug tobacco anduyo [m] MX:Se
long cylinder of rolled tobacco paste, sometimes with a sweetening substance, which is chewed or smoked in a pipe anduyo [m] NI disused
cylinder plug tobacco anduyo [m] NI disused
cylinder plug tobacco anduyo [m] CU DO PR
paper strip with the brand of the tobacco manufacturer anillo [m] MX CU
person who selects tobacco leaves abridor [m] CU
person who joins the leaves of tobacco cabeceador [m] CU
unit of weight equivalent to 45 kg of tobacco bulto [m] HN
group of tobacco pressed leaves that form the inside of a puro cigar buncho (inglés) [m] HN NI CU DO
a leaf of the tobacco plant that grows closer to the ground, usually of a lower quality bajagua [m] MX
the lower part of the dried banana leaves or other plant of wide leaves used as a rope and envelope to protect raw cane sugar blocks or raw tobacco bajero [m] VE
(larger) tobacco leaf capá [m] DO
removal of the central veins of the tobacco leaves wrapped around the insides of the puro cigar despalillo [m] CU
process of cutting the buds and guides off a plant (especially a tobacco plant) desbotonamiento [m] CU
cutting the buds of a plant (especially a tobacco plant) desbotamiento [m] HN rur.
cutting of the buds and guides of a plant (especially a tobacco plant) desbotoneo [m] HN NI rur.
tobacco or marijuana cigarette or cigar cirio [m] HN drug
black and spicy nicaraguan tobacco chilcagre [m] NI
corona of a tobacco plant capillo [m] HN
tobacco sprout capón [m] CR CU
terminal bud of a tobacco plant capote [m] HN NI
tiny tobacco stall chinchal [m] CU disused
low-quality black tobacco cigarette (very strong and smelly) chiriboga [m] EC disused
small green worm with horns (tobacco industry) chiflú [m] PR rur.
preparation of bundles of raw stripped tobacco enterceo [m] CU
person who is in charge of preparation of bunches of raw stripped tobacco enterciador [m] CU
person in charge of selecting and classifying tobacco leaves by size and quality escogedor [m] CU EC
man in charge of supervising the tobacco drying sheds estufero [m] AR:Nw rur.
hand-rolled tobacco cigarette with aromatic substances like vanilla, alcohol, or honey cayubaba [m] BO:N,E
deity who enjoys great prestige in santo domingo, has a fire symbol, red color and likes rum, tobacco and dance candeló [m] DO
core around which the tobacco leaves are wrapped in the process of spinning corazón del rollo [m] PR
top leaf of the tobacco plant copiancho [m] AR:Nw
truncated cone-shaped small box used to store tobacco snuff congolo [m] VE:W
sprouting of certain plants such as banana or tobacco colino [m] CO
tobacco leaf from the second harvest congo [m] PR
high quality tobacco higo [m] PR
low quality tobacco plant injuriado [m] CU
poor quality tobacco jumazo [m] PR rur.
roll of tobacco tied with a cotton string used to clean one's teeth limpión [m] PE disused
selection of tobacco seedlings to be transplanted despunte [m] CU
tobacco plant sprout mamón (portugués) [m] CU
removal of the nerves or veins of a tobacco leaf desvenado [m] HN
person in charge of grouping tobacco leaves and tying the stalks engavillador [m] CU
tying together a set of tobacco leaves at the central vein ensarte [m] CU
make bundles of tobacco manojeo [m] CU
set of green tobacco leaves to be dried manojo [m] HN rur.
small waterproof tobacco pouch marico [m] BO:E
tobacco cutter machine machete [m] CU
half-consumed tobacco mocho [m] CU
set of tobacco leaves tied together at the leafstalk, especially for transport matul [m] CU
character combining indigenous and catholic beliefs, who protects the poor and received offerings of tobacco and guaro sugar cane moonshine maximón [m] GT
tobacco cigarette with cocaine or some other powdered drug mono [m] CL
tobacco remains mocho [m] CU
person who chews tobacco melenqueador [m] NI
portion of chewing tobacco or rolled cigarettes naco [m] PY AR UY
low quality tobacco mije [m] MX rur.
poor quality tobacco pajurria [m] CU
tobacco plant trunk parlote [m] PR rur.
tobacco plant trunk paslote [m] PR rur.
tobacco field pasto [m] PR rur.
bundle of drying tobacco leaves pabellón [m] AR:Nw
tobacco leaf midrib palote [m] PR
chewing tobacco pilico [m] MX:Se
container for chewing tobacco pilico [m] MX:Se
tobacco chopper picador [m] HN
low quality tobacco leaf pie (inglés pie) [m] PR rur.
mix different types of tobacco to make higher quality cigars rebujo [m] CU
waste, especially from tobacco leaves pozol [m] GT HN SV
waste, especially from tobacco leaves pozole [m] GT HN SV
worker gathering tobacco leaves or coffee beans recogedor [m] PR rur.
selection of the best tobacco leaves rezagado [m] CU
person who selects the best tobacco leaves rezagador [m] CU
selection of the best tobacco leaves rezago [m] CU
mouthful of chewing tobacco salibón [m] HN
very strong tobacco rompepecho [m] DO disused
tobacco checker repasador [m] CU
cutting the shoots off a tobacco plant after removing the buds repaso [m] CU
disease that rots the tobacco seedbeds sancocho [m] PR rur.
low quality tobacco that can't be sold restrojo [m] CU
bundle of green tobacco leaves tendal [m] HN SV
tobacco cigar made of rolled leaves túbano [m] DO
braided bundle of tobacco leaves tercio [m] CU
set of tightly packed tobacco leaves tirulo [m] HN CU DO
combination of alcohol with tobacco or cocaine tabacazo [m] CL drug
spell used to make someone fall in love or cause mental disorders, done with spirits and tobacco tabacazo [m] EC
tobacco cigarette tabachín [m] MX teen
raw tobacco leaf tabaco crudo [m] NI CU DO
tobacco leaf tabaco curado [m] NI CU DO
high quality tobacco tabaco de regalía [m] CU
sun grown tobacco tabaco de sol [m] CU
industrially processed tobacco leaf tabaco en rama [m] CU
poor quality tobacco leaf tabaco injuriado [m] CU
shade grown tobacco tabaco tapado [m] CU
tobacco pouch tagarnina [m] MX disused
wrapping tobacco leaves torcido [m] CU
tobacco grown without an awning tripa [m] NI
tobacco wireworm alfilerillo [m] MX
plug chewing tobacco andullo [m] CU
low quality tobacco leaf bichorno [m] CU
low quality tobacco boliche [m] PR
small tobacco leaf bote [m] CU
unprocessed tobacco caldo de gallina [m] ES
first tobacco leaf wrapped around the filling of a cigar capote [m] CU rur.
tobacco vending stand chinchal [m] CU
tobacco stand owner chinchalero [m] CU
tobacco box binder fileteador [m] CU
tobacco cutting machine machete [m] CU
rolled tobacco leaf naco [m] PR PY AR UY
central vein of a tobacco leaf palito [m] CU
badly twisted tobacco sorullo [m] CU
shade-grown tobacco tabaco tapado [m] CU
sun-grown tobacco tabaco de sol [m] CU
smoking tobacco tabaco de humo [m] disused
grading tobacco escogida [f] CU
tobacco of an inferior quality mabinga [f] CU MX
tobacco stem with two leaves mancuerna [f] CU
financing a sugar or tobacco plantation refacción [f] CU
wholesale tobacco warehouse tercena [f] rare
tobacco plantation vega [f] CU
top quality tobacco leaf libra [f] CU
tobacco-pouch tabaquera [f] AMER
wad of snuff (tobacco) to chew mascada  [f] AMER
leaf of soft tobacco (cut from the middle of the plant) banda [f] HN
stack of tobacco stems with their leaves, which are placed in a tent for drying calcha [f] AR:Nw rur.
box for tobacco cajeta [f] CU
low quality tobacco espumilla [f] PR
person in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartadora [f] CU
chewing tobacco breva [f] MX HN SV NI PA derog.
quantity of liquid, tobacco or smoke that fits in the mouth buchada [f] HN SV
temperature and degree of humidity suitable for the tobacco leaf to maintain its smoothness blandura [f] CU
person who selects tobacco leaves abridora [f] CU
person who joins the leaves of tobacco cabeceadora [f] CU
group of three to five tobacco leaves tied together and hung to dry cabeza [f] HN
opening tobacco leaves to select the best ones abertura [f] CU
mild, low quality tobacco bajagua [f] MX
each of the lower leaves of a tobacco plant, considered low quality bajera [f] MX NI CR AR:Nw CO rare
(larger) tobacco leaf capa [f] CU DO PR
light colored tobacco leaf clarona [f] CU
small tobacco bag cuchupa [f] AR:N,W rur.
chew (tobacco) cuecha [f] CR disused
chew (tobacco) cuecha [f] NI rur.
used to cut tobacco leaves cuchilla [f] HN NI
process to which tobacco leaves are subjected after being cut, that starts in tobacco houses and ends in the factory or plant cura [f] CU
a tobacco preparation technique cura negra [f] VE
tobacco prepared using this technique cura negra [f] VE
process of tobacco leaves that are subjected to after cutting that starts in the tobacco houses and ends in the factory or plant curación [f] NI CU DO
tobacco shop cigarrería [f] DO EC:W PE AR UY PE CL disused
cigarette made of black tobacco and rolled with a corn husk chalita [f] BO
tobacco wrapper capa [f] HN NI CU DO PR rur.
short-filler tobacco capadura [f] CU
tobacco knife chaveta [f] GT HN CU
tobacco pouch chuspa [f] PE CL:N rur.
tobacco pouch chuspa [f] BO:C,W AR:N,W
tobacco pouch made of fabric/leather chubasquera [f] AR:Nw rur.
person who is in charge of preparation of bunches of raw stripped tobacco enterciadora [f] CU
lower class tobacco made with the creeping vines of the plant espumilla [f] PR
shed used for artificially drying tobacco using heat emitted from tubes with burners estufa [f] AR:Nw rur.
person in charge of selecting and classifying tobacco leaves by size and quality escogedora [f] CU EC
site where tobacco leaves are selected and classified escogencia [f] PR
process of selection and classification of tobacco leaves escogencia [f] PR
process of selection and classification of tobacco leaves escogida [f] NI CU
site where tobacco leaves are selected and classified escogida [f] CU
site where tobacco leaves are selected and classified escogida [f] PR rur.
process of selection and classification of tobacco leaves escogida [f] PR rur.
meeting of specialists dedicated to selecting tobacco leaves escogida [f] CU
process of selection and classification of tobacco leaves escogitación [f] EC
tobacco drying shed estufa [f] AR:Nw rur.
small tobacco pouch huayaca [f] BO
amount of tobacco given free, daily to the cigar maker in the factory where he works fuma [f] CU AR
tobacco drying shed galera [f] HN
piece of the tobacco leaf that remains in the stem when tearing it off galla [f] PR rur.
tobacco barn galera [f] HN
small tobacco pouch guayaca [f] PE AR:N rur.
rolling paper for tobacco or marijuana cobija [f] SV drug
crown of the tobacco plant corona [f] CU PR
snuff (tobacco) comida [f] VE:W
fine vein diverging from the main vein and traversing the tobacco leaf costilla [f] CU
tobacco/coca pouch coquera [f] AR:Nw
tobacco leaf that grows at ground level hoja base [f] HN
tobacco leaf that grows in the middle of the plant hoja capote [f] NI
tobacco leaf that grows at the top of the plant hoja ligera [f] HN
tobacco leaf that grows in the middle of the plant hoja tripa [f] NI
high quality tobacco leaf libra [f] CU
mixture of tobacco leaves from different cultivation zones liga [f] NI CU
tobacco leaf deveining machine desvenadora [f] HN
person in charge of grouping tobacco leaves and tying the stalks engavilladora [f] CU
tobacco stem with two leaves mancuerna [f] CU
bundle of tobacco leaves manilla [f] CU
set of tobacco leaves sewn together at the central vein ensarta [f] CU DO PR
mouthful of snuff or chewing tobacco mascada [f] HN SV NI CU PY
mouthful of snuff or chewing tobacco mascada [f] MX GT AR UY disused
mouthful of snuff or chewing tobacco mascada [f] VE rur.
mouthful of chewing tobacco mascadura [f] GT PR disused
residue used to make snuff tobacco magolla [f] CU
tobacco leaf scraps left after making a cigar mumuja [f] HN SV
tobacco weight equivalent to 45 kg paca (francés) [f] HN
tobacco drying rack parrillera [f] HN
handmade cigarette with cocaine and tobacco piragua [f] EC
tobacco knife picadera [f] HN
tobacco chopper picadora [f] HN
tobacco knife picadora [f] HN
amount of tobacco smoked in a pipe pipada [f] MX
tobacco cigarette laced with cocaine pistola [f] EC
chewing tobacco pochota [f] SV
rope to tie tobacco reata [f] CU
high quality tobacco leaf punta [f] CU PR
perforated but superior quality tobacco leaf quebrada [f] CU
tobacco checker repasadora [f] CU
tobacco sprout after flowering soca [f] CO
hard wood tool, 30 cm long and 15 cm wide, used to cut and crush tobacco leaves tabla [f] HN
pair of stakes for drying 2 pairs of tobacco leaves vara [f] HN
factory where tobacco is processed tabaquería [f] MX CU DO PR
tobacco field vega [f] CU VE
poor quality tobacco voladora [f] HN
mix of tight tobacco leaves inside of a cigar tripa [f] HN NI CU DO
dry tobacco leaves for cigars tripa [f] DO PR rur.
lower leaves of the tobacco plant bajera [f] MX HN CR CO VE
rough tobacco bajera [f] MX HN CR CO VE
inferior tobacco bajera [f] MX HN CR CO VE
smooth tobacco leaf from the middle of the plant banda [f] HN
havana tobacco breva [f] CU
dipping tobacco breva [f] MX HN PA PE
chewing tobacco breva [f] MX HN PA PE
tobacco decomposition by fermentation calentura [f] CU
tobacco stand owner chinchalera [f] CU
tobacco preparation technique involving fermentation cura negra [f] VE
tobacco prepared with fermentation cura negra [f] VE
tobacco box binder fileteadora [f] CU
free portion of tobacco given to tobacco workers fuma [f] CU
tobacco box label habilitación [f] CU
tobacco leaf of high quality libra [f] CU
mixture of tobacco leaves from different cultivation zones liga [f] CU
residue used for snuff tobacco magolla [f] CU
tobacco stem with two leaves mancuerna [f] CU CO CI
bundle of tobacco leaves manilla [f] CU
portion of chewing tobacco mascada [f] MX GT HN NI CR AN VE EC PY AR
portion of chewing tobacco mascadura [f] DO PR rare
high quality small tobacco leaf punta [f] CU
high quality tobacco leaf with holes quebrada [f] CU
tobacco company tabaquería [f] CU DO
tobacco plantation vega [f] CU VE
one taking much tobacco/snuff tabaquista [m/f] disused
burning well (tobacco) ardedor [adj] CU
rotten from exposure to heat (tobacco) ardido [adj] CU
dying (cigar/tobacco) apagón [adj] CU
in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartador [adj] CU
who selects tobacco leaves abridor [adj] CU
treated with moonshine, cinnamon, and aromatic spices (chopped tobacco) curado [adj] GT HN SV BO
having as many leaves for the filling as for the wrapper (tobacco plant) casado [adj] CU
binding tobacco boxes fileteador [adj] CU
cut the buds of tobacco plants desbotonar [v] CU
stack tobacco leaves empilonar [v] CU
pack tobacco in bundles of 46 kilos enterciar [v] CU MX
tie tobacco leaves in small bundles manojear [v] CU CR
finance a sugar or tobacco plantation refaccionar [v] CU
rot from exposure to heat (tobacco) arder [v] CU
stack harvested plants, especially tobacco and corn, to protect them from frost and drying calchar [v] AR:Nw rare
impregnate the skein of chewing tobacco with amber ambirar [v] VE disused
tie tobacco leaves at their base cabecear [v] MX HN NI CU PR disused
remove the leaves from the dry stem of a tobacco plant despalar [v] AR:Nw rur.
remove the central vein from a tobacco leaf despalillar [v] HN CU DO VE AR:Nw
remove the central vein from a tobacco leaf, despalotar [v] PR
collect the low-hanging leaves of a tobacco plant desbajerar [v] GT NI CR rur.
remove the fiber from a tobacco leaf despalotar [v] PR
prepare the tobacco leaf by subjecting it to a special process for its industrialization curar [v] MX GT HN SV NI CU DO VE
dry tobacco leaves, in the tobacco industry curar [v] NI DO PR
prune tobacco plants capar [v] CU DO PR rur.
pack tobacco in bundles using the thin bark of the royal palm enterciar [v] CU PR
put tobacco leaves together in bundles enzurullar [v] CO
process of selection and classification of tobacco leaves by size, color, texture and quality escogitar [v] EC rare
remove the stem and stalk from the tobacco leaf espalillar [v] PR
cut the leaves of the palote, small branch of the central stem of a tobacco leaf espalotar [v] PR
remove the stem or fibers from the tobacco leaf espalotar [v] PR
tie tobacco leaves in two bunches hilar [v] HN rur.
select tobacco plant seedlings to be transplanted despuntar [v] CU
cut the tobacco stem in sections of two leaves to place in the tobacco drying house mancornar [v] CU
fold tobacco leaves with the central vein outwards enmallar [v] NI CU
tie tobacco leaves together ensartar [v] CU DO
put bundles of tobacco leaves in bunches manojear [v] MX CU
classify tobacco leaves manojear [v] CR rur.
hang tobacco leaves on a drying rack embajerar [v] CR rur.
dye tobacco leaves embetunar [v] PR
pile dried tobacco leaves empilonar [v] CU
pile tobacco enchapilar [v] MX:W rur.
harvest tobacco by hand oprimir [v] GT rur.
chew tobacco melenquear [v] NI
ask for tobacco picar [v] CU
select tobacco leaves for the wrap rezagar [v] CU
cut shoots off a tobacco plant after removing the buds repasar [v] CU
tie the stem of tobacco leaves to make a bunch cabecear [v] CU
trim tobacco plants capar [v] CU
remove thick parts from the tobacco leaf desangrar [v] CU
collect the lower leaves of a tobacco plant esbajerar [v] CR
tobacco leaves in the center of the stem centros [m/pl] CU