humidor

humidor Definition

☆ hu·mi·dor (hyo̵̅o̅′mə dôr′)

noun

a device, as a tube containing a moistened sponge, for keeping the air moist in a tobacco jar, cigar case, etc.
a case, jar, etc. equipped with such a device

Etymology: humid + -or

humidor Usage Examples

Converse of object

have: The company's Glasgow has been refurbished and now has a new walk-in humidor and increased range of premium cigars.

Adjective modifier

new: The company's Glasgow has been refurbished and now has a new walk-in humidor and increased range of premium cigars.
walk-in: The company's Glasgow has been refurbished and now has a new walk-in humidor and increased range of premium cigars.
proper: The best solution is never to allow your cigars to dry out - keep them safe in a proper humidor.

Noun used with modifier

cigar: Tampa Humidor - Tampa Humidor is the leader in providing quality cigar humidors, smoking accessories, and cigars at unbelievable prices.

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