cıgara 

Turkish slang "1930's" cıgara, cigara < New Turkish "1930's-" sigara: cigarette. < New Ottoman Turkish "1830's-1920's" سيغار sigar: a round stuff made of tobacco leaves which can be smoked like a cigarette. < Spanish cigarro: cigar, cigarette.

1 A sort of marijuana cigarette which is wrapped short and thick.
2 Marijuana in general.

Cıgarasından bir duman alıp beyin hücrelerini canlandırdı. || She/He smoked a joint and got up a head of steam.

cıgara by Old but Gold Penny April 20, 2021

edna cigara i stavame

This is a phrase used in Bulgaria which symbolises half an hour. (in some occasions it may mean longer)

Ivan: We should leave soon.
Todor: Da, edna cigara i stavame brato.

edna cigara i stavame by SallyTheSinner November 23, 2021

Ciara 

Ciara’s are kind people with a heart of gold. They don’t trust many people easily but once they do they open up their softer side. They’re always there for the people that are close to them. They forgive almost every time because they see the best in the people they love. Ciara’s are usually looked open as stuck up but that’s far from the truth their confident in who they are without following the crowd. Ciara’s stand firm in what they believe. They can be stubborn but beyond all their walls their nothing more but full of love. Ciara’s are tough but take things to heart. Ciara’s are very upfront about who and what they stand for. Ciara’s will give you the shirt off their backs to make sure the ones they love are taken care of. If you have a Ciara in your life you are truly blessed it’s not common to find a friend like her she will always be there to make you smile, laugh or just to talk with nothing asked in return. She is so very special to everyone she comes in contact with. Thank you Ciara for being you and never changing because your are the light in our lives.

Who is that girl with the biggest smile and goofiest laugh?

That’s Ciara!

Ciara by Ohhiya March 7, 2021

Close but no cigar 

When you come close to something but don't quite get there.

Just short of success

This phrase originated in the 1920's. Fair grounds would give cigars away as prizes. Prizes were more aimed at the adults then vs. children like they are now. The fair workers would shout out "close but no cigar".... The first written documentation of this word appeared in the 1930's and then became a common phrase.

You finish second in a race
A friend asks how you did
You tell them "I finished in second place, close but no cigar"

Close but no cigar by BBJ24 June 6, 2015

Human Cigarette Butt 

Person who smells like a wet ash tray, has brown stained teeth and a raspy smoker's voice.

Lynn has not been able to get a job because she looks like a human cigarette butt.

Human Cigarette Butt by The #1 Joker October 7, 2012

going out for cigarettes

A popular euphemism for a parent (usually the Dad) walking out and abandoning their kids/family, where the abandonment takes place under the cover of a harmless, non-suspicious errand like going to get cigarettes.

Last time I was my Dad I was 3; he told us he was going out for cigarettes and he never came back.

going out for cigarettes by Luketheforce December 31, 2017

Cigarette Abuse 

When a person is smoking a cigarette and then leaves it on the edge of a table or in an ash try while it burns down to the filter.

"Chase you left your cigarette burning on the table! Come on man thats Cigarette Abuse." Smoking, Cigarettes, Smoke, Cigs, Ash Tray

Cigarette Abuse by JCY60! December 8, 2013