WordNet
n. small part of a cigar that is left after smoking
Usage examples of "cigar butt".
When the litterbug flicked a cigar butt out the window, Twilly didn't bother to stop.
He threw a glance over his shoulder at the dark bathroom and started to back towards me, dragging the body, grunting, the cigar butt still clamped in his mouth.
On the way he dropped a cigar butt into a glazed jar full of white sand.
He dropped the cigar butt on the ground and kicked it out with the heel of his boot, folding the girl into his left arm and letting her head sink against his chest.
He was chewing morosely on the same cigar butt and his eyes were still full of nothing.
An old man was hunching along over the gutter in the middle of the street, and as Doyle watched he stooped and picked up a tattered cigar butt.
General Bronson suggested, grinding out his cigar butt in an ashtray.
Belson was looking up at the ceiling, puffing the cigar butt that was barely clearing his lips by now.
Breeze leaned over to revolve his cigar butt in the tray until he had killed the fire.
I chivvied Barry round the ashtray with a hot cigar butt and pondered fleetingly.
Over on the far side of the county Sheriff Harve Dorfer was working a cold cigar butt from one corner of his mouth to the other as he looked down at the carcass.
The man laughed it off, threw the cigar butt into the fire, and rose.