A cigar. Also known as a stogie. The word orginates from the men traveling west during the gold rush that smoked cigars. The name stogie refers to the conastoga wagens that the men traveled in.
by monkey spakner September 25, 2005
Bill: "Sorry, I guess it's just too small."
Monica: "That's all right. Use this stog, that'll do the trick."
Monica: "That's all right. Use this stog, that'll do the trick."
by Nick D December 1, 2003
Person one: "Oh, my suitcase is full. I can't fit anything more in it, I don't think!"
Answer one: "You could stog a few more pairs of socks in the corners, I betcha."
Answer two: "Nah, stog 'er in there!"
Answer one: "You could stog a few more pairs of socks in the corners, I betcha."
Answer two: "Nah, stog 'er in there!"
by xcarex January 16, 2004
Refers to ciggarettes. Word developed by 2 st marks student (Tyler Colby, Anthony dePolo) who would sit in the parking lot every day before school and smoke ciggarettes or "stog" (the word can also be used as a verb)
by Yung BuCkkk March 27, 2008