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Swisher Sweets 

Cheap cigars that most people use to roll blunts with. Very easy to split and dump out the tobacco to replace with weed. Popular among rappers.
Lets cop a swisher and flip a blunt

im out my mind,just blew a thousand swisher sweets
in my black and orange charger,call it trick or treat - young jeezy
Swisher Sweets by Antron420 July 27, 2010
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swisher sweets 

A damn good cigar. The smoke has a mild sweet flavor to it.
Pass me one of them swisher sweets
swisher sweets by PaulWall July 26, 2003

swisher sweets 

The type of cigar that lasts long enough for quick relief, but no too long so you're the only one smoking outside by yourself at a party. A good way to spend a spare $3 and have a nice, quiet, relaxing, refreshing, and tantalizing smoke. Comes in many flavors.
Hey, I'm going outside to smoke some swisher sweets.
swisher sweets by Hermie Greenleaf February 13, 2008

swisher sweets 

Cheap cigars you can buy almost anywhere. They're alright, but I would rather spend the $3 it costs for a 5-pack of them to buy one better cigar.
The cigarillos, cinnamon flavored blunts and big swishers are alright, but the ones with tips and all the other flavored ones are crap.
swisher sweets by J.R. Johnson July 10, 2005

Swisher Sweets 

Cheap low-quality cigars, only some are respectable.
Swisher flavored blunts are decent, but wood tips and cigarillos are just plain junk.
Swisher Sweets by J.R. Johnson March 25, 2005

Swisher Sweets 

I used to chew smokeless tobacco, now I smoke Swisher Sweets.
I still spit like a pro.
Swisher Sweets by alberon February 26, 2020

swisher sweet 

A cigar with a sweet flavor on the tip so you can get a delicious flavor while you get a buzz.
Yo Apu... lemme get a pack of them swisher sweets right over thurr
swisher sweet by EURRRIC August 5, 2005
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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