pack a lip

Definition

To place a pinch of chewing tobacco (typically Skoal or Copenhagen) between your lower lip and gum, a habit popular among rural demographics and baseball players who apparently enjoy nicotine with a side of potential mouth cancer. The phrase makes it sound way more casual than it actually is.

Example Usage

Hold on, let me pack a lip before we start this fishing trip.

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