stogy
/ˈstəʊɡi
/(also stogie)
noun (plural stogies) North American
A long, thin, cheap cigar: he lit up a stogy five-cent stogies...
- After a massive heart operation in 1997, he vowed to carry on being an all-action hero, even if it meant cutting his daily cigar intake to one stogie instead of three.
- When he lit up that rich Cuban stogie, I knew it was a sign to hire him, and now it's finally gonna pay off.
- On a Nassau, Bahamas, beach, with stogie in hand, he and Chip, his longtime friend and business partner, brushed up on MPEG decoders and Zip drives.
Origin
Mid 19th century (originally as stoga): short for Conestoga in Pennsylvania.
Rhymes
- meadow beauty
- meadow bird
- meadow brown
- meadow buttercup
- meadow cabbage
- meadow clover
- meadowed
- meadow fern
- meadow fescue
- meadow foam
- meadow foxtail
- meadow frog
- meadow grass
- meadow green
- meadow ground
- meadow hay
- meadow hen
- meadowing
- meadowland
- Meadowlands
- meadowlark
- meadowless
- meadow lily
- meadow oatgrass
- meadow orchid