Snuff
71snuff out something — snuff out (something) to put an end to something. The bomber triggered his explosion and snuffed out the lives of 167 innocent people in that building. Before he could reach the top in his career, a scandal almost snuffed it out. Etymology: based …
72snuff out — (something) to put an end to something. The bomber triggered his explosion and snuffed out the lives of 167 innocent people in that building. Before he could reach the top in his career, a scandal almost snuffed it out. Etymology: based on the… …
73snuff-coloured — snuffˈ coloured adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
74snuff-dipper — snuffˈ dipper noun • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
75snuff-mull — snuffˈ mull noun a snuffbox (see ↑mill1). • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
76snuff-paper — snuffˈ paper noun (Walter Scott; contemptuous) Banknotes • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
77snuff-taker — snuffˈ taker noun • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
78snuff-taking — snuffˈ taking noun • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
79snuff-dish — snuffˈ dish noun A dish or tray for candle snuffs • • • Main Entry: ↑snuff …
80snuff|box — «SNUHF BOKS», noun. a very small box for holding snuff …