puritano
noun
pu·ri·tano
ˌp(y)u̇rəˈta(ˌ)nō,
-tä(-
plural -s
: a medium-sized cigar that resembles a perfecto and is pointed at both ends
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish puritano puritan, from English puritan
- the town
- the traffic will bear
- the Treasury Department
- the trenches
- the Trinity
- the tropics
- the trots
- the truth
- the truth of the matter
- the tube
- the turf
- the turn of the century
- the Twelve
- the twist
- the ukraine
- the ultimate in
- the ultrarich
- the undead
- the underground
- the underneath
- the underprivileged
- the undersigned
- the understatement of the year
- the underworld
- the unemployed