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2 n [U]
[Date: 1600-1700; Language: Dutch; Origin: snuf, from snuftabak, from snuffen ( SNUFF1) + tabak 'tobacco']
a type of tobacco in powder form, which people breathe in through their noses
::He took a pinch of snuff .
::a snuff box (=a small box used to keep snuff in)
up to snuff
AmE informal good enough for a particular purpose
::A lot of money was spent to bring the building up to snuff .