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cig

[ sig ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, Slang.

cig

/ sɪɡ; ˈsɪɡɪ /

Origin of cig¹

First recorded in 1885–90; by shortening

While casual exercisers might not notice any difference in lung capacity, intense gym-goers might feel the effects of an e-cig.

The e-cig companies tendency to play to juveniles, it seems, is no accident.

From Memphis to Honolulu, these are the capitals with the biggest cig addictions.

"And fancy me having Connie's last cig.," said Beatrice, putting the thing between her teeth.

That dreadful old creature over there actually eyed me when I smoked that last cig.

"And fancy me having Connie's last cig," said Beatrice, putting the thing between her teeth.

"Always keep the cig in front of the ventilator," said Slops, applying his lips to Dink's ear.

Ye'll onderston', Cig., by thot which soide th' beefin' came from.

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