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cigar

cigar

291 2.4
A roll of tobacco leaves that you smoke
  • noun
  • /sɪˈɡɑr/
: puro
  • The cigar shop offered a variety of brands and sizes for enthusiasts.
  • cigar smoke
  • Cuban cigars
  • light a cigar

So I guess to smoke cigars, you should earn it.

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Examples

Synonyms

stogie
vscigar
  • Archaic
5 9.8

A cheap long thin cigar

is the ordinary cylindrical tobacco roll without implied low price or quality
corona
vscigar
  • Jargon
4 8.2

A straight cigar with rounded ends about six inches long

is the broader cylindrical tobacco roll without fixed length or thickness
cigarillo
vscigar
2 8.1

A small cigar wrapped in tobacco leaf and thinner than a regular cigar

is the standard cylindrical tobacco roll generally larger and thicker
panetela
vscigar
  • Jargon
1 9.9

A long thin cigar that is narrower than most cigars

is the general cylindrical tobacco roll without extra length or narrowness
panetella
vscigar
  • Jargon
9.9

A long thin cigar with straight sides and rounded ends

is the general cylindrical tobacco roll without fixed side or end shape

Idioms

2 8.6

Nearly succeeding but failing at the last moment

Compounds

9 2.1

A small box for keeping cigars or other small items

2 4.4

A small tool for cutting the end off a cigar before you smoke it

2 3.0

A person who often uses cigars to relax

2 4.2

A narrow paper strip wrapped around a cigar showing the brand or logo

2 4.4

Long and thin with both ends narrower, like a cigar

1 4.1

A small piece left at the end of a cigar after most of it is smoked

A small tool that makes a flame to light cigars or cigarettes

A light fragrant wood that people use to make cigar boxes and protect cigars

9.9

A rare fungus with a cigar-shaped body that splits open to release spores

How Big

corona
  • Jargon
4 8.2
cigar
291 2.4
cigarillo
2 8.1

Surface Forms

cigar singular
cigars plural

Etymology

Cigar comes from the Spanish word cigarro, probably from a Mayan word sikar that means 'to smoke'. So, a cigar is literally the roll of tobacco you smoke, and it is the same root that gave English cigarette, a 'small cigar'.