nicotine

The condition of being addicted to nicotine.

The state of relying on nicotine, often used in medical terms.

A general term for methods of taking nicotine by means other than tobacco, often as part of therapy.

The symptoms experienced when a person stops using nicotine after a period of dependence.

A transdermal patch that releases nicotine into the body through the skin, used to help quit smoking.

A powerful desire for nicotine.

A type of chewing gum that delivers nicotine to the body, used to help quit smoking.

A person who is addicted to nicotine.

The act or practice of consuming nicotine.

A yellow-brown mark left on a surface (like fingers, teeth, or walls) by tobacco smoke.

The state of being in a situation where one can absorb nicotine, e.g., through secondhand smoke.

A device that allows a user to inhale nicotine vapor, used as a smoking cessation aid.

A product that delivers a dose of nicotine via a nasal or oral spray, used to help quit smoking.

Describes a strong physiological or psychological dependence on nicotine.

Similar to 'be addicted to', often used in a more clinical or medical context.

Refers to physical yellow-brown marks, typically on fingers or teeth, caused by smoking.