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11čígar — zaim. neskl. (ȋ) izraža lastnino posamezne moške osebe, na katero se nanaša: kmet, čigar hiša je zgorela; sosed, na čigar pomoč se zanaša // neustalj. izraža pripadnost stvarnemu ali pojmovnemu imenu moškega ali srednjega spola; katerega:… …
12cigar — [18] Cigar comes from Spanish cigarro, whose origin is disputed. One story, perhaps more picturesque than accurate, is that it is an adaptation of cigarra, the Spanish word for ‘cicada’; supposedly this insect, with its stout body round which are …
13cigar — UK [sɪˈɡɑː(r)] / US [sɪˈɡɑr] noun [countable] Word forms cigar : singular cigar plural cigars a tube of dried tobacco leaves that people smoke. Cigars are bigger than cigarettes and do not have paper around them …
14cigar — [18] Cigar comes from Spanish cigarro, whose origin is disputed. One story, perhaps more picturesque than accurate, is that it is an adaptation of cigarra, the Spanish word for ‘cicada’; supposedly this insect, with its stout body round which are …
15cigar — [[t]sɪgɑ͟ː(r)[/t]] cigars N COUNT Cigars are rolls of dried tobacco leaves which people smoke. He was sitting alone smoking a big cigar …
16cigar — noun a cylinder of tobacco rolled in tobacco leaves for smoking. Phrases close but no cigar N. Amer. informal almost but not quite successful. Origin C18: from Fr. cigare, or from Sp. cigarro, prob. from Mayan sik ar smoking …
17cigar — ci•gar [[t]sɪˈgɑr[/t]] n. a cylindrical roll of tobacco cured for smoking, usu. wrapped in a tobacco leaf • no cigar Etymology: 1625–35; < Sp cigarro ci•gar′like ,adj. pron: See police …
18cigar — ci|gar sb., en, er, erne, i sms. cigar , fx cigarklipper, cigarmager …
19Cigar (horse) — Cigar Cigar enjoying life in the pasture Sire Palace Music Grandsire The Minstrel Dam …
20Cigar guy — refers to a man who appeared in a photograph taken by Daily Mail photographer Mark Pain during the 2010 Ryder Cup golf tournament. The photograph captures golfer Tiger Woods attempting a chip shot near the 18th hole green of the Celtic Manor… …
