baccy

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• baccy — n British tobacco. This now rather dated alteration of the standard term replaced the previ ous forms bacca and bacco early in the 20th century. (Cannabis was known joc ularly in the 1960s and 1970s as wacky baccy.) …   Contemporary slang

• baccy billup — n British a cigarette. In playground parlance since 2000. Baccy is an old abbreviation of tobacco; billup may be an alteration of build (up) in the slang sense of construct, e.g. a hand rolled cigarette or joint …   Contemporary slang

• baccy — /bak ee/, n., pl. baccies. Older Use. tobacco. [1825 35; by aphesis and alter. of final schwa to folk regional y] * * * …   Universalium

• baccy — noun a) Tobacco. b) tobacco …   Wiktionary

• Baccy — tobacco …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• baccy — I Australian Slang tobacco II A Geordie Dictionary Tobacco …   English dialects glossary

• baccy — bac|cy [ˈbæki] n [U] BrE informal [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: tobacco] tobacco …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• Baccy — Tobacco. The sort you use to roll your own …   The American's guide to speaking British

• baccy — bac·cy || bækɪ n. tobacco (British slang) …   English contemporary dictionary

• baccy — noun Brit. informal tobacco …   English new terms dictionary

• baccy — noun (U) slang tobacco …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English