Cigarette Virgin

Never had a cigarette, most people lose it ages 14 to 16.

Bob: Hey Joe, do you smoke?
Joe: Nah, I'm still a cigarette virgin.
Bob: I lost my cigarette virginity last night.

by Thegreatgeno May 3, 2009

cigareservation

A Native-American reservation, or a publicly accessible segment thereof, which exists or appears to exist primarily to purvey cheap tobacco products and/or alcohol.

We had to drive two hours out of Vegas to find a halfway decent cigareservation; all the nearer ones have gone upscale.

by Shiney November 27, 2005

Cigarbage

When you fail to ash your cigar in time and the ashes fall outside of the ash tray onto your shirt, table, floor, etc.

Chuck was smoking his cigar and failed to ash his cigar in time, and ended up with cigarbage on his shirt.

by N8ER July 9, 2009

cigarbeque

A gathering of gentlemen meeting solely to smoke cigars

Kevin: "Hey Richard, lets go have a cigarbeque."

Richard: "Alright, maybe after breakfast."

by Khow July 22, 2009

ciabunga

Of Italian origin. Used as a substitute for any unknown noun in a sentence to denote the fact that an absurd manner of speech is being employed.

Alternate spelling: chambunga

You filthy ciabunga!

by wobackaki July 29, 2010

Cigarette dog

A dog that looks like it smells of cigarette smoke or an unpleasant smell due to the owner whose house might reek of cigarette smoke or an unpleasant smell. The dog is usually small, skittish, has excessive or lack of fur, gross looking, malnourished and usually has an orange/brown tint of tear stains on their fur near their eyes making it seem like they haven’t been bathed in years.

Sally’s Shih Tzu is such a cigarette dog. It looks like it hasn’t seen water and soap in months and its lazy eye is starting to freak me out.

by Redcloud136 February 11, 2021

Colorado Cigarette

A Colorado cigarette is another term for marijuana,
coined by Denverites upon state legalization of the drug. Prior to state
legalization, marijuana was only available, legally, for medicinal purposes
which required a physician’s prescription.

Despite not being legal for recreational use until 2014, marijuana
consumption was ubiquitous—being consumed openly in public and social areas.
The pervasive and everyday use of marijuana in the state of Colorado is denoted
by the casual moniker, “cigarette,” signifying the longtime open use of
marijuana with impunity and its acceptance in state culture.

Woah what's that smell? It smells like marijuana but it can't be. The smell is just too delicious. It must be a Colorado Cigarette!

by DT CEO May 31, 2014