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perfecto

[ per-fek-toh ]
/ pərˈfɛk toʊ /
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noun, plural per·fec·tos.
a rather thick, medium-sized cigar tapering almost down to a point at each end.
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Origin of perfecto

1890–95, Americanism;<Spanish: literally, perfect

Words nearby perfecto

perfectionist, perfective, perfectivize, perfectly, perfect number, perfecto, perfector, perfector press, perfect participle, perfect pitch, perfect progressive
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belvedere, bouquet, cheroot, claro, corona, havana, panatela, smoke, stogie, stogy, tobacco, toby, weed

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British Dictionary definitions for perfecto

perfecto
/ (pəˈfɛktəʊ) /
noun plural -tos
a large cigar that is tapered from both ends

Word Origin for perfecto

Spanish, literally: perfect
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