cigaresque

English

Etymology

From cigar +‎ -esque.

Adjective

cigaresque (comparative more cigaresque, superlative most cigaresque)

1. Characteristic of cigars
   • 1969, Saturday Night, volume 84, page 46:

     We smoke it for prestige. There are two kinds of cigaresque prestige. First, the prestige of opulence, which attends the smoking of hand-made cigars imported from Cuba or Jamaica.