What does BEEDI mean?

Beedi

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A thin cigarette commonly made in India and Southeast Asia, rolled in a tendu or temburni leaf tied with a string or adhesive at one end.

Pronunciations: US: /ˈbiːdi/; UK: /ˈbiːdi/

Origin and Usage: The word "beedi" is derived from the Hindi word "bīḍī". Beedis have been used in India for centuries and are a popular form of tobacco consumption. They are cheaper than regular cigarettes and are often handmade, using traditional methods.

Synonyms: Bidi, biri, chutta, sutta.

Related Words: Bidet, bided, bider, bides, bield.

Example Sentences:

• He smoked a beedi after dinner.
• Beedis are popular among low-income groups in India.
• She rolled a beedi with tendu leaves and tobacco.