Cigs [noun]

"And fancy me having Connie's last cig.," said Beatrice, putting the thing between her teeth.

That dreadful old creature over there actually eyed me when I smoked that last cig.

"And fancy me having Connie's last cig," said Beatrice, putting the thing between her teeth.

"Always keep the cig in front of the ventilator," said Slops, applying his lips to Dink's ear.

Ye'll onderston', Cig., by thot which soide th' beefin' came from.

But say, Cig, drink out, 'n' we'll go up to Jake's—'s too public here.

I was simply dying for a cig., and I can't smoke in my room, or mother would smell it through the door.

Jason grinned and slid the soggy cig from one corner of his mouth to the other and back again.

I guess you've had your lesson about going to sleep with a cig—about being careless with fire.

"Light me a cig-rette—light me a cig-rette," he said, rapidly, shaking his hands impatiently.