humidor
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- noun
- /hjuːˈmɪdər/
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humidor
- The shop owner proudly showcased the antique humidor filled with premium cigars.
- a cigar humidor
- a walk-in humidor
Examples
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On the cabinet is what they call a humidor, and there you keep cigars.
Fiction book (2000) -
And somebody has my cigar humidor.
Fiction book (1996) -
If they have, ask them to keep them in the humidor for me, will you?
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Bill has been promised access to the biggest humidor in the world, Moochelle.
Blog text (5) -
You should store the cigars in a humidor for 2-3 weeks.
Blog text (10) -
She opens a humidor on the coffee table and takes out a big Cuban.
Fiction book (1992) -
Cohibas and Monte Cristo were in the humidor.
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Mr. Willoughby's man entered with a mahogany humidor, which he placed on the green baize.
Fiction book (1998) -
From a humidor, Pork extracted a Cuban cigar, tubular, green, eleven inches long.
Fiction book (1993) -
He opened the humidor to choose a cigar for the evening.
How Effective
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Morphology
Etymology
Humidor comes from the Latin humidus, meaning 'moist', and is related to the English word humid. So a humidor is a box or room that keeps cigars 'moist' and fresh.