stogie
/'stɔdʤi/ Cách viết khác : (stogy) /'stɔdʤi/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A cheap cigar: A "stogie" refers to an inexpensive, often roughly made cigar. The term is particularly associated with a long, thin cigar.
Usage
- The word "stogie" is an informal noun. It is used to describe a cigar that is not of high quality or premium price. It often carries a connotation of being a simple, working-class smoke.
Examples
- Noun:
- He sat on the porch, smoking a cheap stogie.
- The old man always had a stogie clenched between his teeth.
- They bought a few stogies for the celebration, not wanting to spend too much.
Advanced Usage
- The term can sometimes be used more broadly or affectionately to refer to any cigar, not necessarily a cheap one, especially in casual conversation.
- He offered me a stogie from his humidor. (Here, it simply means a cigar, though the original implication is of a cheaper type.)
Variants and Related Words
- Stogy: An alternative spelling of "stogie."
- Cigar: The general term for a cylinder of tobacco rolled in tobacco leaves for smoking.
- Cheroot: A type of cigar with both ends open, which can sometimes be similar to a stogie.
Synonyms
- Cheap cigar
- Cigarillo (though a cigarillo is typically smaller)
- Smoke (slang)
Idioms and Phrases
- Light up a stogie: To start smoking a cigar.
- After dinner, he liked to light up a stogie.
- Puff on a stogie: To smoke a cigar leisurely.
- He was content just to puff on his stogie and watch the game.