Synonyms for cigarette
ˌsɪg əˈrɛt, ˈsɪg əˌrɛtcig·a·rette

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1. cigarette, cigaret, coffin nail, butt, fagnoun

   finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper; for smoking

   Synonyms:
   tail, seat, target, butt, rear end, stooge, can, nates, stub, fundament, goat, posterior, buttocks, behind, stern, bottom, backside, bum, buns, hindquarters, tail end, derriere, tooshie, hind end, butt joint, rump, butt end, keister, coffin nail, ass, prat, arse, cigaret, fanny, rear, tush, laughingstock

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1. • Roll Of Tobacco

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1. List of paraphrases for "cigarette":

   cigarettes, smoke, smoking, tobacco, -cigarette, smokes, cig, fag

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1. David Greenfield:

   The analogy that I use is right before they go to bed, the last thing they do before they pass out is check their phone and the minute they open their eyes, they check their phone, doesn't that sound like a smoker? This is what we used to hear with smokers is that the last thing they would do before they go to bed is they'd have their last cigarette.

2. Tatiana Anderson:

   What it tells you is that when you smoke a cigarette, the physiologic consequences don't stop just because you quit for several weeks, it just shows Tatiana Anderson how powerful something like smoking is and the lasting effects it can have on Tatiana Anderson body.

3. Brian King:

   Currently there is about 4.6 million students who report using any form of tobacco, about 2.5 million of those are e-cigarette users.

4. Brian Primack:

   One property of highly addictive drugs like this is that the body gets used to them and needs more over time, after someone has gotten used to some nicotine in the form of an e-cigarette, they may ultimately transition to traditional cigarettes to get nicotine more efficiently.

5. Jim Thrasher:

   Current warnings in the United States are small and barely noticeable, as they are on the side of the cigarette packages and have had the same messages for over 30 years, the data are very consistent across a range of different studies in different cultural contexts – graphic warnings on cigarette packages do a better job than warnings with only text when informing consumers about the many serious health risks from smoking and in promoting smoking cessation.