cigarillo

IPA: sɪgɝˈɪɫoʊ

A thin cigar, differing from a cigarette in being wrapped with tobacco leaves rather than paper.

Examples of "cigarillo" in Sentences

Shirley stubbed her cigarillo out on a dead chunk of honeycomb.
I found the cigarillo in the sand, tossed near a patch of beach plums.
There was another cigarillo in the sand, this time tossed near the lifeguard's chair.
Time you went home and me to my cottage, he said and flicked his cigarillo out on the sand.
I must have dozed off in the sun after finishing my second cigarillo, otherwise I'm sure I would have noticed the commotion.
Still, Ms. Burden said that she prefers the more feminine cigarillo, and is hoping that Mr. Paley will add one to his La Palina line.
Al-Manar holds a special symbolic place in the resistance, Kassir said, pulling at a cigarillo and fidgeting with the ash while he spoke.
When I didn't answer, "Thirteen," he said again in his superfly-slick platform accent, and I could hear him take a long drag from his cigarillo.
Left to right: Mum, with Ritmeester cigarillo; Nick, somewhat subdued; an unidentified young female person wearing the oversized spectacles (Amanda insists that this widget is not her); Simon “Soprano”; Joey, and Uncle Colin, wearing the traditional headgear of an Australian legal practitioner.