cigarette

IPA: sɪgɝˈɛt

Tobacco or other substances, in a thin roll wrapped with paper, intended to be smoked.

Examples of "cigarette" in Sentences

Still, humans are inadvertently carpeting the planet in cigarette butts.
Last week Reynolds American and Altria Group reported declines in cigarette sales.
The cost of the program is funded by an increase in cigarette taxes of 62 cents per pack.
For some reason, he began thinking of his Columbia days and chuckled to himself when he remembered what they call a cigarette in England.
Mom - Jeremy, give your sister back her cigarette, she HAS been saveing it for three hours me - * snickers** grabs cigarette** laughs as I walk away*
Anyway, an alert reader points out that a new, "fire-safe" type of cigarette is being foisted on the puffing public, by governmental mandate, and the new smokes are not going over well with the addicted consumers.
The plaintiff moved for summary judgment to preclude assertion of the Correia defense, arguing that the Correia defense should, as a matter of law, be unavailable because a cigarette is an inherently dangerous product that causes injury when used for its ordinary purpose.
A cynic, my dear Arthur (_he opens case deliberately, puts cigarette in mouth, and extracts gold match-box from right-hand trouser_) is a man who (_strikes match_) knows the price of (_lights cigarette_) -- everything, and (_standing with match in one hand and cigarette in the other_) the value of --- pff (_blows out match_) of (_inhales deeply from cigarette and blows out a cloud of smoke_) -- nothing.