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2. Dependence on nicotine, leading to compulsive use despite harmful consequences.
5. Plant whose leaves are used for smoking, chewing, or vaping, containing nicotine.
7. disease: Oral condition associated with smoking, characterized by inflammation and infection of the gums.
8. Brand of e-cigarettes popular among youth, known for sleek design and high nicotine content.
9. Sticky residue from tobacco smoke, containing harmful chemicals damaging to lungs.
11. smoke: Residual nicotine and other chemicals left on surfaces after smoking, posing health risks.
13. Heating element in vaping devices vaporizing e-liquid for inhalation.
15. Symptoms experienced when addicted individuals stop using nicotine, including cravings and irritability.

1. Rolled tobacco product for smoking, containing nicotine and harmful chemicals.
3. Inhaling and exhaling aerosol produced by e-cigarettes or similar devices.
4. Addictive substance in tobacco and vaping products, stimulating the nervous system.
6. Substance capable of causing cancer, found in tobacco smoke and vape aerosols. Secondhand smoke: Inhaled smoke from others' cigarettes, posing health risks to bystanders.
10. bronchitis: Lung condition characterized by persistent coughing and inflammation, often caused by smoking.
12. Vapor produced by vaping devices containing nicotine, flavorings, and other chemicals
14. Battery-powered device simulating smoking, delivering nicotine through aerosol.