Marlboro

[mahrl-bur-oh, -buhr-oh]

noun

plural

Marlboros 

1. a city in E Massachusetts.

2. (lowercase),  a twisted, usually iced cruller, combining strands of plain and chocolate dough.

Example Sentences

The new outlooks came as Philip Morris—which sells cigarettes such as Marlboro and Parliament in overseas markets, as well as smokeless tobacco such as Zyn worldwide—reported third-quarter earnings of $2.23 a share, up 13% from last year.

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As a graduate student, I was missing the steady income of my office job and quickly burning through savings on $20 packs of Marlboro Reds.

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One scene, he’s acting like the Marlboro Man; in another, he reveals a torso littered with doodly Gen-Z tattoos, including a cartoon hot dog shooting finger guns.

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Watching “Materialists,” Celine Song’s star-studded, highly anticipated follow-up to her 2023 debut, “Past Lives,” it’s hard not to imagine the writer-director working over her laptop late at night, deep into her screenplay, lighting up a Marlboro Red and uttering the same three words.

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He’d mistaken the word “Marlboro” for the little glass balls kids played with at recess.

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