Nĭ-cō'ti-a-nīne, n.
(nĭ-kō'shĭ-), n. [Fr. nicotianine. See supra.] (Chem.) A concrete or solid oil obtained from tobacco. It smells like tobacco smoke, tastes bitterish and slightly aromatic, and is eminently poisonous. Tully.
(nĭ-kō'shĭ-), n. [Fr. nicotianine. See supra.] (Chem.) A concrete or solid oil obtained from tobacco. It smells like tobacco smoke, tastes bitterish and slightly aromatic, and is eminently poisonous. Tully.