Cigarette Lighted Noun Bre ˌsɪɡəˈret ˈsɪɡəret Packet/Pack Light

• a packet/pack of cigarettes
• to light a cigarette
• a cigarette dangled from his lips.
• he accidentally dropped a lighted cigarette on the chair.

cigarette

1. a thin tube of paper filled with tobacco, for smoking
• a packet/pack of cigarettes
• to light a cigarette

Extra Examples

• A cigarette dangled from his lips.
• He accidentally dropped a lighted cigarette on the chair.
• He pulled on his cigarette and waited for the train.
• He was sitting on the bench taking a cigarette break.
• He’d bummed a cigarette from someone.
• Please extinguish all cigarettes now.
• Posters advertising cigarettes have to carry government health warnings.
• She rolls her own cigarettes.
• She slipped outside for an illicit cigarette.
• She smokes a pack/packet of cigarettes a day.
• The cigarette burned slowly in the ashtray.
• The cigarettes glowed in the dark.
• The old man flicked his cigarette onto the roadside.
• carelessly throwing a lighted cigarette in the litter bin
• the smell of stale cigarette smoke

Word Origin

• mid 19th cent.: from French, diminutive of cigare, probably from Mayan sik'ar ‘smoking’. Mayan is a language spoken in parts of Mexico and Central America.