cigars
word · lemma: cigar
Definition
Cigars are rolls of dried tobacco leaves that people smoke. They are usually thicker and larger than cigarettes and are often associated with special occasions or a more traditional style of smoking.
Usage & Nuances
Use 'cigar' for one and 'cigars' for more than one. Do not confuse it with 'cigarette': a cigar is thicker and made differently. Common collocations include 'smoke a cigar', 'cigar box', and 'cigar smoke'. The word is neutral, but the topic may sound formal or old-fashioned in some contexts.
Example Sentences
This box is for cigars.
basic
He bought two cigars at the shop.
basic
The old man smoked cigars on the porch.
basic
He only brings out cigars when there's something big to celebrate.
natural
The room still smelled like cigars long after everyone left.
natural
At the wedding, a few guests stepped outside to smoke cigars.
natural