stogy , auch: stogie

Opening the rear door softly, the stogy bum shifted inside.

"Kind of a stogy clipped off at both ends.

He chewed the end from it and brought out a pocket lighter, to ignite the stogy.

One was a swarthy man in red velvet, who puffed nervously on a stogy.

Slick had introduced Hacker as a stogy manufacturer from Pittsburgh.

He blew a target of concentric smoke rings, then threw his stogy over a palm tree.

He chomped his stogy and began to drawl.

He pulled out a large stogy, lit up and chewed on it aggressively to combat a sudden feeling of inadequacy.

Bart's stogy began to curl.

Pitter Patt struck a match, ignited the stogy, and tasted the smoke before answering.

It certainly had the merit of cheapness, if that be a merit in tobacco, and I experimented with the stogy.

After a while I became satiated of these, and I searched for something else, The Pittsburg stogy was recommended to me.

Cap Guffy stared sullenly while Tex Larch bit the end from a cigar and applied a match to the stogy.

Townley was a wise-faced fellow; coatless, he was sporting vest and derby hat, while he chewed the end of a black stogy.

WHILE Barth was speaking, The Shadow drew a small cigar case from his pocket and extracted a blackened roll of tobacco that looked like a small stogy.

Each of us put on a rough, heavy suit of clothing, woolen army shirt and "stogy" boots included; and into the valise we crowded a few white shirts, some under-clothing and such things.

E Map This branch of a Hong Kong chain sells everything from an around HK$30 Honduran Quintero stogy to a hand-rolled Cuban Cohiba Double Corona for HK$350 a pop.