Definitions for "Chewing tobacco"
A type of smokeless tobacco that is potentially addictive because it contains nicotine. Longterm, regular use can cause oral cancers and dental problems; it should not be used as a substitute for smoking cigarettes. Also known as spit tobacco, chew, dip, and chaw.
Spit tobacco (smokeless tobacco) comes in two forms: snuff and chew. Users put a pinch of snuff (called a "dip" or "rub") next to the gum and hold it there. Chewing tobacco is bulkier than snuff and, as it name suggests, is chewed.
Tobacco that is chewed, not smoked. A form of smokeless tobacco. See the entire definition of Chewing tobacco
an age old heritage and has been the practice in various civilizations for the past many centuries