stogie

sto·gy or sto·gie  (stg)

n. pl. sto·gies

1. A cheap cigar.

2. A roughly made heavy shoe or boot.

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[After Conestoga, a village of southeast Pennsylvania.]

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stogie, stogy - A stogie (or stogy) is named for the Conestoga wagon—as drivers of the wagons rolled tobacco into thin ropes for smoking on long trips; stogies are now long, thin cigars.

See also related terms for smoking.

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

stogie - a cheap cigar stogy cigar - a roll of tobacco for smoking

Translations

stogie stogy [ˈstəʊgɪ] N (US) → cigarro m, puro m

stogie [ˈstəʊgi] (US) n (= cigar) → cigarillo m