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	Snuff - LoveToKnow 1911
		The practice of inhaling snuff became common in England in the 17th century, and throughout the 18th century it was universal.
		This word "snuff" must be distinguished from that meaning the charred inch of a candle or lamp, which is a variant of "snip" or "snop," to cut off, trim, cf.
		Constant trimming or snuffing of candles was a necessity until obviated by the modern methods of candle manufacture, and the snuffers consisted of a pair of scissors with a closed box forming a receptacle for the charred wick cut off; the snuffers usually had three small feet which allowed them to stand on a tray.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Snuff (343 words)

	The Straight Dope: Is there such a thing as a snuff film?
		Every few years since then snuff movies have been back in the news, either because some nut is accused of trying to make one (never successfully) or the tabloids report some sensational claim, e.g., that the main centers for the snuff movie industry are London, Amsterdam, and Bangkok.
		Many people are convinced snuff films are real, possibly because it suits their ideological bent.
		None of the above constitutes a snuff movie as the term is usually understood.
	www.straightdope.com /classics/a5_258.html (614 words)

	Snuff Bottles: Asian Art Mall
		Though snuff was originally only a luxury experienced by the elite of the new Qing Dynasty house, its popularity, along with the popularity of the snuff bottle, became much more available in and around the Beijing court by the close of the seventeenth century.
		The heart of the recognition of snuff and snuff bottles remained in and around Beijing’s court until the end of the eighteenth century, developing the use of snuff into a common social ritual for the upper classes.
		The snuff therefore had to be contained in something that would contribute to this newfound fashion, and therefore, large amounts of art, taste and money were spent on the acquisition of attractive snuff bottles.
	www.snuffbottlestore.com (1612 words)

	Snuff Film; Making of an Urban Legend (Skeptical Inquirer May 1999)
		The myth of the snuff film, on the other hand, is a prime example of a cinematic urban legend.
		Yet it is not only the claims of deceived individuals that help to perpetuate the myth; every time that snuff films are even mentioned in modern fiction and cinema, they are giving credence to the rumors, playing on the reader's or viewer's assumptions that they are real to begin with.
		Even if the existence of actual snuff films should be validated at a later date, it is safe to say that there are more films about snuff films than there are actual snuff films in existence.
	www.csicop.org /si/9905/snuff.html (3538 words)

	Snuff
		Snuff formed in Northern England in 1986 as a response to the drivel its members were hearing on BBC radio.
		It's a record full of comic, hi-octane intensity, dominated by guitars that chug through song after song with the power and velocity of a freight train in the process of derailing.
		Since the release of Reach, Snuff has broken up and reformed at least once and endured numerous lineup changes, but the band is still going strong, and recently put out a new record called Numb Nuts on the U.K.'s Deceptive Records.
	www.epitonic.com /artists/snuff.html (260 words)

	snufftaking
		Copenhagen "snuff" is very coarse milled tobacco, not sniffed but put under the lower lip: seeSnuff in the U.S.A.) This website is not about Copenhagen and other forms of oral snuff (illegal in Britain, though that's not why).
		For this reason, snuff seems an entirely acceptable substitute for cigarette smoking and could be recommended for addicted cigarette smokers since if they could substitute snuff taking for cigarette smoking, they would greatly reduce the risk to their health.
		Nasal snuff tobacco as a smokeless environmentally friendly tobacco enjoyment is not hazardous to health according to general scientific knowledge.
	www.snuffbox.org.uk (1516 words)

	Snuff Can Holders & Containers by SnuffCaddy.com
		The snuff caddy is a snuff holder container with an effective way to make your smokeless tobacco more accessible and safe-guard your jeans from the notorious "back pocket ring".
		We also carry a huge selection of unisex snuff containers along with sexy and fashionable snuff holders and accessories for the typical and exquisite cowgirl.
		To accommodate the different snuff container sizes, we carry a one size fits all model for both American and Canadian snuff tins.
	www.snuffcaddy.com /index.htm (235 words)

	Chinese Snuff Bottles
		Snuff, however, did not come into common usage and was largely a habit of the upper classes.
		Snuff bottles are most probably an evolution of the small medicine bottles that are common from an earlier period and the earliest dated piece is 1653.
		Snuff bottles often have either the maker’s name or the date but rarely both are present together.
	www.asia-art.net /chinese_snuff_bottle.html (708 words)

	Snuff box Table of Contents
		Since snuff boxes first became popular, boxes have been made from a wide variety of materials and we find today in private collections and museums, wonderful examples in gold and silver, brass and copper, ebony, pewter, jade and agate, ivory, mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell, horn, leather, papier mache, and numerous rare and beautiful woods.
		Snuff taking fast became the vogue among the Spanish and the French, although it only gained limited acceptance in England until Charles II brought the habit back from his exile in France.
		Snuff was primarily the province of the aristocrat and the man of fashion, who looked down on the common man and his pipe.
	www.phoenixmasonry.org /masonicmuseum/snuff_box_table_of_contents.htm (576 words)

	To sneeze could be the latest wheeze \| Features \| Health \| Telegraph (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Snuff is the drug of choice for locals of the Star Inn, much as cocaine is the fabled lift for the stars of show business.
		Snuff was so popular that the writer Jonathan Swift claimed that its production employed "by far the greatest number of hands of any manufacturer in the kingdom".
		"Snuff seems an entirely acceptable substitute for smoking and could be recommended for addicted smokers because, if they could substitute snuff-taking for smoking, they would greatly reduce the risk to their health," it said.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2006/04/18/hsnuff18.xml (1129 words)

	Snuff Bottles: Asian Art Mall
		Though snuff was originally only a luxury experienced by the elite of the new Qing Dynasty house, its popularity, along with the popularity of the snuff bottle, became much more available in and around the Beijing court by the close of the seventeenth century.
		The heart of the recognition of snuff and snuff bottles remained in and around Beijing’s court until the end of the eighteenth century, developing the use of snuff into a common social ritual for the upper classes.
		The snuff therefore had to be contained in something that would contribute to this newfound fashion, and therefore, large amounts of art, taste and money were spent on the acquisition of attractive snuff bottles.
	www.asianartmall.com /Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=TSBS (1620 words)

	Williams Gallery West Collectibles The Skipper Kent Collection antique Chinese Snuff Bottles
		Snuff was dispensed from a bottle using a small tapered spoon which was placed below the nose and then breathed in.
		The use of snuff began as a social ritual of the upper classes, and quickly spread to the middle and lower classes in the late 18th and 19th centuries.
		The widespread use of snuff led to an extraordinary variety of styles, techniques, and materials for snuff bottles, many of which are miniature masterpieces carved with complex scenes and beautiful designs.
	www.galwest.com /collectibles/skipper_kent/snuff_bottles/default.htm (319 words)

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		Was a commodity."[6] That virtually all of these titles emerged from beyond the major studios of Hollywood (in fact, four originated in Europe) highlights the confrontational role played by foreign, sub-cultural or "exploitation" forms in the propagation of mainstream fears.
		The film therefore reiterates the notion of snuff as a rendition of slow, painful death in which the sadistic pleasures lie not in the moment of mortal departure for the victim, but in their gradual psychological and bodily breakdown.
		Therefore, snuff is identified as a "pure" distillation of violent death in film, eliminating all extraneous narrative elements while focusing almost exclusively on the extended struggle, screams and pain of the victim.
	www.lycos.com /info/snuff--films.html?page=2 (490 words)

	Stomp Tokyo Video Reviews - Snuff (1976)
		Snuff is one of those movies, and the story behind the film had repercussions that are with us to this day.
		Though shoddily made and not nearly as controversial as its reputation, Snuff has been at the center of maelstrom of sex, death and politics ever since it was first released in 1976.
		One of the most extreme arguments against pornography was that the tolerance of porn made it easier for the snuff industry to survive on its fringes.
	www.stomptokyo.com /movies/s/snuff.html (2096 words)

	Re: up to snuff
		First of all, "snuff" all by itself is an intriguing word, or should I say "words," because there are really two different "snuffs." The older "snuff," of unknown origin and dating back to the 14th century, meant the burnt part of a candle wick.
		As a verb, this "snuff" meant "to extinguish a candle" and it is from this sense that we get our modern metaphor of "snuffing" someone's hopes (or, in slang, actually expunging the person).
		The root of this "snuff" was probably the verb "to snuff," meaning to draw up into the nose (think back to your last "snuffling" head cold), and it apparently began as an abbreviation of the Dutch word "snuiftabak," or snuffing tobacco.
	www.phrases.org.uk /bulletin_board/15/messages/108.html (218 words)

	BBC News \| HEALTH \| Increased snuff cancer threat
		Although perhaps not as popular as it was in previous centuries, snuff has enjoyed something of a resurgence in some countries in recent years.
		UK suppliers have suggested that young women are also taking snuff, which is produced by grinding up the tobacco into a fine powder.
		Proponents of snuff suggest that it is the burning of tobacco in cigarettes and pipes which releases the carcinogens.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/health/737840.stm (313 words)

	Make your own snuff from your home grown tobacco leaves
		Snuff is tobacco which has been ground down to a fine powder and scented, and is sniffed rather than smoked.
		Snuff isn't used very much in the Western world, but in third world countries, snuff is still very much in use.
		Snuff users in the third world often rub the snuff into the gums to give a quick fix, but overuse can damage gums and cause them to recede, eventually leading to tooth loss.
	www.coffinails.com /snuff.html (552 words)

	McChrystals - History of Snuff (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III, had such a passion for snuff that she soon earned the nickname "Snuffy Charlotte." It was in 1702 that snuff first reached the general population.
		Lord Nelson supplied himself with large quantities of snuff before he set sail with his combat ships and Napoleon was said to have used over 7 pounds of snuff a month.
		During the 20th Century, snuff was pushed into the background by cigarettes and cigars.
	www.mcchrystals.com /en/geschichte.html (303 words)

	snuff bullet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Don't be fooled by imitation snuffblasters or snuff blasters made from the inferior metal zinc.
		The snuffRocket and Rocketblaster are snuff bullet dispensers designed for superior functionality and ease-of-use over those that jam and wear out in a few weeks.
		P.S. These revolutionary nasal snuff dispensers were designed to achieve optimal delivery of natural herbal and medicinal remedies.
	www.snuff-rocket.com /snuffrocket_home.html (403 words)

	Nasal Snuff
		Nasal snuff is a finely ground, flavored tobacco, taken in the non-offensive form of a simple sniff into the nostrils.
		Amazingly, snuff has been produced for hundreds of years with little technical recording of the process.In certain periods of its illustrious history, snuff had been the number one method of consuming tobacco products.
		As the snuff works were ground to a fine powder or ‘flower´, centripetal force caused the flower to rise to the top of the mortar and heap around its edges.
	www.sheffieldexchange.com /nasal.htm (1024 words)

	Capitol Questions
		The snuff boxes are small (3"), made of fl lacquered leather, with a Japanese scene decorating the top.
		Snuff, a pulverized form of tobacco, is either chewed or inhaled.
		Sometimes, two or three senators would be standing at the rostrum, each with a pinch of snuff in his fingers, deep in conversation.
	www.c-span.org /questions/week148.htm (433 words)

	The Mavens' Word of the Day
		Someone or something "up to snuff" was sophisticated, participating in a common ritual of society.
		A factor in favor of this argument is that almost all the early examples refer to people, so an early sense of 'discerning' could be followed by a later broadening to a figurative use meaning '(of anything) satisfactory'.
		Snuff itself refers either to powdered tobacco that's inhaled through the nose (the usual meaning) or to what we call "chewing tobacco." It is a seventeenth-century borrowing from Dutch snuiftabak 'tobacco for snuffing'.
	www.randomhouse.com /wotd/index.pperl?date=19960712 (214 words)

	Antique Snuff Bottles
		Snuff is a tobacco product that is sniffed into the nose.
		Many of the early examples are pontiled (as shown to the right) and the common colors were olive green and amber.
		Below is a square shaped snuff in light puce with tubular pontil.
	www.antiquebottles.com /snuff (172 words)

	snuff bullet rocket nasal dispensers at new iq. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		snuff bullet rocket nasal dispensers at new iq.
		Each order comes with a sample pack of the finest powdered colostrum, which when used with a snuff bullet dispenser like the snuffRocket, is perfect for sinusitus and the relief of allergies.
		Stop suffering the painful effects of sinusitus and nasal allergies: order an original snuffrocket snuff bullet and find out for yourself the relief it can bring to debilitating inflammation of the sinuses and nasal cavities.
	www.snuff-rocket.com /snuff_bullet_order.html (240 words)

	Snuff definition - Medical Dictionary definitions of popular medical terms
		Snuff: Tobacco in the form of a powder that is inhaled into the nose, not smoked.
		Snuff and chewing tobacco are the two main forms of smokeless tobacco in use in the United States.
		Cancers of the oral cavity (i.e., the mouth, lip, and tongue) have been associated with the use of chewing tobacco as well as snuff.
	www.medterms.com /script/main/art.asp?articlekey=13292 (259 words)

	Snuff (1976) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"Snuff" did not create the famous urban legend of "snuff movies" (films wherein someone is murdered on camera for the sake of the film) but it certainly helped popularise them.
		"Snuff" started life as a film called "Slaughter" which was supposed to be too bad to release so the distributors re-cut it and added the infamous "snuff movie" scene.
		"Snuff" is, of course, in the worst possible taste, but neither fun enough, or gory enough, to be a real guilty pleasure.
	www.imdb.com /Title?0072184 (423 words)

	Snuff Movies - Apuntes sobre un mito oscuro
		Las películas snuff - también conocidas como white heat o the real thing -, son aquellas donde se tortura, viola y asesina con el único objetivo de registrar estos hechos por algún medio audiovisual.
		Snuff, por su definición, es una muerte coreografiada".
		Los episodios que "simulan" ser snuff son Unabridged Agony, donde una mujer es atada a una silla, torturada y asesinada; y The Flower of Flesh and Blood donde una especie de samurai comenzará a cortarle los miembros a una mujer hasta provocarle la muerte.
	www.canaltrans.com /lalinternamagica/006.html (1335 words)

	Snuff Bottles
		Snuff and snuff bottles were introduced to China by European missionaries in the 16
		Among all the various kinds of snuff bottles, the most desired and collected are glass bottles that are painted on the inside.
		Century, the art of inside-painting snuff bottles had been developed to its peak by a group of artist-literati.
	www.wisteriagallery.com /SnuffBottles.htm (321 words)

	Snuff : Biography - CMT.com
		Unhappy with what they were hearing on BBC Radio, the members of Snuff got together in 1986 with the intention of "taking the piss out" of mainstream music and to have a little
		With the original line-up consisting of Simon on guitar, Andy on bass, and Duncan on drums/vocals (last names unavailable), Snuff shot around England for three years before Workers Playtime released their first album, entitled Snuff Said, in 1989.
		The next Snuff release came in the form of the double-disc greatest-hits and B-sides/rarities compilation Six of One, Half a Dozen of the Other: 1986-2002 in August 2005.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/snuff/bio.jhtml (408 words)

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