cigarillo

She put out the cigarillo and started to get up.

I took out my cigarillos and offered one to Dan.

She went off to get a cigarillo from the package on the coffee table.

He offered me a Dutch cigarillo from a box on the table.

The woman was in the process of lighting up a long thin cigarillo.

I took out a book of matches and lit my cigarillo.

The red ends of their cigarillos glowed in the dark.

I lit a cigarillo, and then followed Dan around the side of the house.

Jeffrey sat on the edge of John's bed, and offered him a cigarillo.

As is the case with other tobacco products, cigarillos are a health risk to those who smoke them.

I offered her a cigarillo as a matter of politeness and she took one.

The kid's mother had come to the door, drunk and smoking a cigarillo.

Cigarillos are subject to the same rate of duty as cigars.

It has also received substantial support from the cigars and cigarillo industry.

He offered me a cigarillo too, and, when I declined, lit his own.

Cigarillos can be found for purchase alone or in packs, and are often made without filters.

I think you left your cigarillos over there someplace by the microscope,' said Dan.

A cigarillo is a cigar with a maximum weight of 3 grams.

He carefully balanced the cigarillo on the edge of the table next to them and let her wrists go.

The clocks' hands resemble two cigarillos hanging from the figure's lips.

In what seemed like one motion, he put the cigarillo between those cruel lips of his and caught her easily.

She could I special scent of sandalwood soap and cigarillos.

He chuckled, then drew on the cigarillo, made the tip glow.

He stubbed out his cigarillo and walked inside, having tired of discussing business.

And, of course, the small glowing tip of the cigarillo.