roll-your-own

American  

[rohl-yer-ohn] / ˈroʊl yərˌoʊn /

noun

1. a cigarette that one has rolled oneself.

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roll-your-own British  

noun

1. informal a hand-rolled cigarette

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Etymology

Origin of roll-your-own

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

Congress in 2009 empowered the FDA to regulate tobacco, but it has taken nearly a decade for the agency to advance toward the most promising avenue of regulation — requiring cigarette manufacturers, as well as those of substitutes such as roll-your-own and pipe tobacco, to substantially reduce the amount of nicotine in their products.

From Washington Post

The e-cigarette tax was part of a broader package of tax increases spanning digital downloads, smokeless tobacco, roll-your-own tobacco and tobacco cigarettes negotiated this past summer to plug a nearly $2 billion deficit.

From Washington Times

The FDA said in a statement that the regulations will bring all these products in line with how it oversees other tobacco products such as cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and roll-your-own tobacco.

From Reuters

That year, President Barack Obama signed the Family Control Act, a law that gave the agency authority over cigarettes, smokeless and roll-your-own tobacco products.

From Reuters

The agency already regulates cigarettes, cigarette tobacco, roll-your-own tobacco and smokeless tobacco.

From US News