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stog

slang A cigar, especially an inexpensive one. A shortening of the more common "stogie." I sat on the back porch sipping whiskey and smoking a stog.

stogie

slang A cigar, especially an inexpensive one. I sat on the back porch sipping whiskey and smoking a stogie.
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stog(ie)

(ˈstogi)
n. a cigar. Then this guy pulls out a big stogie and starts to smoke it right there in the restaurant.

stog

verb
See stogie
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