with the Spanish segar, though usually made rather more bulky.”—Williamson, V. M. i. 499.
1811.—“Dire
que le T’cherout est la cigarre, c’est me dispenser d’en faire la description.”—Soloyns, iii.
[1823.—“He
amused himself by smoking several carrotes.”—Owen, Narr. ii. 50.]
1875.—“The meal despatched,
all who were not on duty lay down…almost too tired to smoke their cheroots before falling asleep.”—The
Dilemma, ch. xxxvii.