slang. [? a pseudo-L. formation suggested by FOG sb.2 in sense ‘smoke.’] Tobacco.
1673. R. Head, Canting Acad., 10. Store of booz and fogus, (Drink and Tobacco) brought them.
a. 1700. B. E., Dict. Cant. Crew.
1834. W. H. Ainsworth, Rookwood, III. v. In the mean time tip me a gage of fogus, Jerry.
