caporal
/ˈkæpərəl/
noun
- A type of strong, dark tobacco, or a cigarette made from it.
- Caporal was once a popular choice among European smokers.
- He preferred rolling his own cigarettes with caporal tobacco.
- The old shop sold loose caporal by the ounce.
- A low-ranking non-commissioned officer in some armies (equivalent to a corporal).
- The caporal inspected the soldiers' uniforms before the parade.
- The caporal led the squad during the training exercise.
- He was promoted to caporal after six months of service.