Snuff (noun)

1. A type of fine-ground tobacco that is inhaled through the nostrils.
2. A type of candle made from pulverized wax that produces very little smoke when burned.

Origin:

The word 'snuff' has its origin in the early 16th century, coming from the middle low german word 'snuft'. it was first used to describe the crushed or ground tobacco used for sniffing or inhaling.

Examples:

1. He offered his companion a pinch of snuff from his silver box.
2. The snuff was made from a blend of high-quality tobaccos.
3. The candles were made from snuff, ensuring a clean and smoke-free burn.
4. She took a pinch of snuff to clear her nasal passages.
5. The old man was a connoisseur of snuff, with a collection of rare blends.