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negrohead tobacco † Fur Trade, Hist. 
a slender, twisted plug of tobacco once common in the old Northwest.
See also: niggerhead tobacco
- 1889 (1892) The Hudson's Bay negrohead tobacco is in my opinion much improved, as well as economized by a mixture with either of these substances (kinikinik or the inner bark of red willow).
- 1896 (1898) A laborer's ration is four fresh fish a day, or four pounds of half-dry, or three pounds of dried caribou meat; one and one-half pounds of tea, and two pounds of negro-head tobacco each month; forty pounds of white pressed sugar, and one hundred pounds of flour each year.
- 1889 (1892) The Hudson's Bay negrohead tobacco is in my opinion much improved, as well as economized by a mixture with either of these substances (kinikinik or the inner bark of red willow).