stogy in a sentence

Definition

Stogy (noun): a slang term for a cheap or low-quality cigar.

He lit a stogy and leaned back in his chair, savoring the rich aroma.
The old man enjoyed a stogy on the porch while recounting tales of his youth.
After a long day, nothing relaxed him more than a good stogy and a glass of whiskey.
Despite the warnings about health risks, he couldn't resist the allure of a fine stogy.
As they gathered around the fire, the scent of stogy smoke filled the cool evening air.
After a long day at work, he enjoyed relaxing on the porch with a stogy in hand.
The old man lit his stogy and sat back, savoring the rich flavor as he watched the sunset.
She wrinkled her nose at the smell of his stogy, but he insisted it was part of the experience.
At the party, he passed around a box of stogies, and everyone eagerly took one to enjoy.
The detective was often seen with a stogy dangling from his lips as he pondered the clues.