panatella

A panatella is also a name for a thin cigar.

One other thing, if I remember right, a panatella also refers to a long, thin variety of cigar.

Also, panatella definitely refers to a cigar in this instance.

He was smoking a panatella in a methodical manner, and seemed very much concerned with his own thoughts.

He resumed his big chair and lighted a panatella.

What I found in my sitting room instead was a fog of panatella smoke and a delegation of three.

He lighted a panatella and puffed nervously, then threw the cigar away.

The lighted tip of his panatella formed a glowing spot in the semidarkness.

Frederick Froman was seated in a corner, alone, contentedly puffing a panatella.

The blood is contained in three cylinders (each about the size of a panatella cigar) which run the length of it.

Paul slowly lit a panatella.

He was still attired in evening dress, as he puffed languidly at a panatella.

"Stay right there," he said, and I waited in the Seville, drawing on a cheap panatella, while he went around to the back.

"Was it a Panatella?

It's a Havana panatella.

The panatella dwindled.

Panatella: American Spanish, meaning 'a long thin biscuit' and Italian, meaning 'small loaf'.

J. Winfield Samuels selected a Havana-made panatella from a crystal humidor and offered it to his son.

Stenatherina panatela, the Panatella silverside, is a species of reef-dwelling silverside found in the southwest Pacific Ocean.

Smart even had the same colouring: reddish hair sticking out from under a tweed cap, ruddy face and hazel eyes that squinted against the smoke from his panatella.

Arthur is a mid-level professional criminal of rather mature years, a minor con man eternally involved in dodgy dealings and usually seen puffing Castella Panatella cigars.

Well, if a visiting male had been frontally lobotomized and lacked imagination, then would I show him all those women in tube skirts, wrapped tighter than a pre-Castro panatella.

A creature shaped like a panatella cigar, only it was flexible, almost tying itself in knots sometimes, and it had a transparent graceful fin running the length of its body.

Hilario "Happy" Reyes waved aHavana panatella as if in the comfort of his living room-which, in many ways, the bar of the La Fonda was.

His talent found an outlet when he joined his first rock band aged 12, and then played with a successful funk/rock and roll band 'Panatella' for several years after that.