Stogie Definition

stōgē
stogies
noun
A long, thin, usually inexpensive cigar.
Webster's New World
Any cigar.
Webster's New World
A heavy, roughly made shoe or boot.
Webster's New World

(dated) Brogan.

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Noun

Singular:
stogie
Plural:
stogies

Origin of Stogie

  • Etymology 1: Named after the place of manufacture, Conestoga Township, Pennsylvania. Etymology 2: Short for Conestoga the type of wagon in which American settlers rode west in the 19th century. Evidently the wagon drivers were fond of one particular type of long, thin cigar, which came to be known as a "stogie," a slang term later applied to any cheap cigar.

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