stogies

stogie

slang A cigar, especially an inexpensive one. I sat on the back porch sipping whiskey and smoking a stogie.

stogy

slang A cigar, especially an inexpensive one. I sat on the back porch sipping whiskey and smoking a stogy.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

stog(ie)

(ˈstogi)
n. a cigar. Then this guy pulls out a big stogie and starts to smoke it right there in the restaurant.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • stogie
  • stog
  • stogy
  • old enough to be (one's) mother
  • old enough to be mother
  • not (all) that good/bad/well/poor/etc.
  • not all that good, well, etc.
  • on the sauce
  • popsicle stand
  • old enough to be someone's father
References in periodicals archive
When he gets a nod of approval from Monroe, the Stogies' elderly black equipment manager, Brown takes a vicious swing at the cross--when it hits the ground, the flames are extinguished.
Full of optimism, Stud believes that the Stogies can win the championship, a far cry from the dismal 12-23 record the team had before Jamie and Brown showed up.
The Best Baseball Story Ever? Cecil "Stud" Cantrell, the Tampico Stogies, and Long Gone
Watch Cuban tabaqueros hand-roll stogies at El Credito Cigars (1106 Calle Ocho; 305-858-4162).
Cruisin' Miami: while you're in town on business, find time to explore Black life in the city
Before smoking those celebratory stogies, supporters of limited government have to remember two things.
Not ready for campaign time: an on-site dispatch from (argh) the 2000 GOP presidential race
There also will be cooking demos by chefs Matt Williams and Richard Wilcox, a New England cheese display, live music and a 40-foot trailer, the "Rolling Stogies" Cigar Lounge.
There's some changes at the Webster House
Habanos sells 100 stogies a year at its 87 locations worldwide.
Habanos opens cigar shop in Shanghai
Assuming the packages get past the anthrax monitors in the postroom, you can "puff stogies" to your heart's content - an activity that I'm assured has nothing to do with interns and American politicians.
SUZY in the CITY: Dealing the dirt.
To witness the lung-scorching array of stogies, it would be fitting for a Mafiosi to observe of his victim, "He smokes with the fishes."
BONANNO: A GODFATHER'S STORY
Republican women were often seen in San Diego toting stogies, and one can only guess what the source of that purple haze was in Chicago.
The best of slime, the worst of slime: winners and losers at the national conventions
It's a beauty - a real relic of the stuffed shirts of yesteryear, smoke-filled rooms and fat cats with stogies guffawing over the latest bamboozle of the taxpaying schmucks.
Senate's `secret hold' blocking freedom of information reform
travelers from returning from Cuba with cigars may actually end up helping the Castro regime in its attempt to stop the illegal sale of counterfeit stogies.
Is OFAC helping Cuba fight fake cigars?
Ribisi chatted with Michael Cole, his predecessor in the role of Pete, while Danes compared tales with Peggy Lipton, the original Julie, and Dennis Farina compared stogies with the original Adam Greer, Tige Andrews.
H'WOOD GOES MOD
Even within Cuba, falsified stogies are a big problem, especially for unsuspecting tourists.
Authorities crack down on bogus cigars
But the man readjusts quite nicely and before you know it, he's slurping martinis, puffing stogies and fending off bullets from the usual assortment of big-city scum.
Buddy Faro
Apparently, the proliferation of falsified stogies has become a big headache for the Cuban government, which recently began applying a series of measures aimed at stopping the problem before it begins bringing down the image of Cuban cigars in general.
Cubatabaco, General Cigar to settle Cohiba case in court. (Tobacco)