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cigarlike

  • a word derived from cigar.

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To plant seedlings with bushier roots, the company acquired a machine that pumps out cigarlike tubes of soil wrapped in brown paper and produces far more seedlings a week than a human could manage.

From New York Times Apr. 4, 2024

Perseverance collects most of its samples using a small drill, producing chalk-stick-sized specimens that each fit within cigarlike tubes measuring less than 15 centimeters long.

From Scientific American Apr. 5, 2023

Ultimately Perseverance will place dozens of samples in small cigarlike tubes, caching them on the surface to await future collection.

From Scientific American Mar. 4, 2022

We saw it soon as a cylindrical, cigarlike shape, rather smaller than the Planetara, but similar of design.

From Brigands of the Moon by Cummings, Ray

They were also picking a landing place. e saw it soon as a cylindrical, cigarlike shape, rather smaller than the Planetara, but similar of design.

From Astounding Stories of Super-Science, May, 1930 by Bates, Harry

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