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Cigarette holders have several functions. Most commonly they are used as an accessory but some are sold with replaceable filters in the to remove some of the inhaled smoke. This is thought to remove some of the nicotine but it is a negligible amount. They were introduced as a way to enjoy smoking without having the fingers get stained; before filter cigarettes became popular cigarette holders were commonplace.
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Where can on purchase a cigar holder?
A cigar holder can most likely be purchased from a tobacconist, or a specialty shop. It can also be purchased online, on a site like Amazon or on eBay.
What is a cigar expert called?
Tobacconist, Cigar Steward
What are the paper things around a cigar called?
Cigar bands.
What is a cigar with both ends cut off called?
A 'twirled' cigar .
How do you replace cigar lighter in 03 Pontiac grand am?
You simply pull the lighter holder out and detach the wiring. To put in the new one, attach the wires and push the holder back in.
What is a five letter word for a mild cigar called?
Claro is a light-colored and, usually, a mild cigar.
What do you call a square ended cigar?
A square-ended cigar is called a Cheroot.
What is the origin of the word cigar?
The Origin of the word cigar comes from the native language of the ancient Mayans. The Mayans called the cigar a "Ciq-Sigan" which the Spanish word "Cigarro" is derived from. The New English Dictionary of 1735 called the cigar a "seegar", and was later adapted into the modern word "cigar".Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Origin_of_the_word_cigar#ixzz1pEoanBbd
What is thread holder?
the holder of a thread is called a spool
What is the difference between cigar boats and cigarette boats?
"Cigar boat" is a nickname for the high-speed powerboat called the Cigarette boat.
What is a fireplace log holder called?
The log holder is an andiron.
What is the name of the nine-candle holder for Christmas?
The nine-candle holder at Christmas is called a Menorah. It is used for Hanukkah. The ninth holder is called a Shamash.
