cigar in Latin
cigar in Latin is sigarum — cigar means a roll of tobacco leaves wrapped for smoking, typically thicker and stronger than a cigarette.
cigar in Latin
sigarum
A cylinder of tobacco rolled and wrapped with an outer covering of tobacco leaves, intended to be smoked.
What does "cigar" mean?
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noun A roll of tobacco leaves wrapped for smoking, typically thicker and stronger than a cigarette.
"He celebrated the deal with a fine cigar."
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cigar in a sentence
- He celebrated the deal with a fine cigar.
- The room smelled of cigar smoke.
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What is "cigar" in Latin?
"cigar" in Latin is sigarum. cigar means: A roll of tobacco leaves wrapped for smoking, typically thicker and stronger than a cigarette.
How do you use "cigar" in a sentence?
Example: "He celebrated the deal with a fine cigar." In Latin, "cigar" is sigarum.
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