loosies

/ ˈluːsɪz /

plural noun

1. informal.
   cigarettes sold individually

Example Sentences

Instead, Yachty built his set around post-album loosies designed for the mosh pits.

From Los Angeles Times

Peter Facinelli may be best known as an actor from his breakout role in "Can't Hardly Wait" or his vampiric patriarch in the "Twilight" franchise, but he has slowly been working behind the camera, writing and directing films like "Loosies" and "The Vanished."

From Salon

His life was snuffed out thanks to a police chokehold after he was stopped for selling "loosies," unlicensed cigarettes, on a Staten Island street corner in the summer of 2014.

From Salon

There’s a lot to choose from, but a good option is the No. 08 four-pack of Loosies — four tiny .4 gram pre-rolled joints of the brand’s signature herb, each in its own rubber-stoppered tube.

From Los Angeles Times

“A menthol ban would impose serious risks,” Mr. Sharpton wrote, “including increasing the illegal sale of smuggled, black market menthol cigarettes as well as the street sales of individual menthol cigarettes — ‘loosies’ and in turn place menthol smokers at a significant risk of entering the criminal justice system.”

From New York Times