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Here are some that I came up with by doing a search for cigarette slang.

coffin nail

cancer stick

blow a cloud
Old term from England for having a smoke. Used for cigars or cheroots...I've used it for cigarettes.

Bogart
Same thing, someone who won't pass the joint or a cigarette. "Hey! Don't bogart!" or "Are you babysitting that joint?" From L.A.

Boggy
A Cigarette (Humphry Bogart) Lets go smoke a boggy

cowboy killer "my pick" :drink:
used in place of the word cigarette, in reference to 60's and 70's t.v and magazine adds featuring the "marlborro man"

drag
the inhalation of a cigarette

Durrie
Originated in Australia as far as I know - "Give us a durrie mate." It's just another word for cigarette.

Dutch F*cK "not sure on this one" lol

To light one's own cigarette from the lit end of another which is still between that smoker's lips.

Farjo " couldn't find a origin"
cigarette

fire a cowboy
light a marlboro.... theyre the cowboy cigarettes.. "time to fire a cowboy"

French Inhale
When the cigarette smoker draws the smoke into the mouth then pushes it out while inhaling via the nose.

Gasper
a cigarette--from an English novel.

Hot Boxing
To hot box is to take huge drags off your
cigarette so as to smoke it all in a short time. For
example if you only had a minute or two for a smoke break,
you wold "hot box" so you'd be done in time.

Lash the ash.
Cumbrian ( a county in northern england) slang for Give ma a cigarette.

lighting up
simply just means lighting a cigarette

Never Light Three Cigarettes on one match - addendum
From WWI, the first cigarette lit allowed the enemy to see your position, the second cigarette lit and the enemy had you in his sights and the third cigarette being lit was fired upon.

pimp
a newport cigarette

power drag
a reference to when someone takes 3 cigarettes, puts one between each finger, closes the fist, and inhales through the circle made by the first finger and thumb curled together. packs three times the punch.

powder puffer
someone who doesn't inhale much

Rollies
Refers to the rolling papers used to roll a cigarette or a joint.

Smoke an Indian "LOL APACHE" :evilb:
To smoke an American Spirit cigarette. "Gonna smoke an Indian, Scott?"

smoke break "GOOD ONE" :evilb:

With the ban on smoking indoors in the U.S., workers who are smokers will take a few minutes to go outside and smoke a cigarette. Non-smokers sometimes use the phrase sarcastically to indicate they're going to take a break--often to show resentment of their co-workers for their perceived/actual additional break time.

smokey treat
To smoke a cigarette after a long period without.

Spark it!!
Lighting the joint!!

suck a *** "That would look great on your boat,lol" :eek:
To smoke a cigarette.

IN JOY
BigJake