Keton
A pack of cigarettes.
Hey, man, pass a Keton.
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Tag: cigarro
Definitions tagged cigarro in the street dictionary.
Panamácalilla
A joint or marijuana cigarette.
A: It smells like calilla, man B: That must be the neighbor
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Churro
A slang term for a marijuana cigarette, commonly known as a joint.
Let's go score a Churro.
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Argentinafaso
A common slang term for a cigarette. While it can refer to tobacco, it is now most frequently used to mean a joint or marijuana cigarette.
I am going to buy some fasos.
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fallo
A common slang term for a cigarette.
Give me a fallo, I have already run out of my pack.
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PerúLáiter
A lighter. This term is a phonetic adaptation of the English word lighter.
Do you have a láiter? I brought the cigarettes, but I forgot the láiter.
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Pati-amarillo
A cigarette with a yellow or tan filter. (In Panama, this usually refers to full-flavor cigarettes to distinguish them from lights, which have white filters.)
Sell me a pati-amarillo, please : Hand me a pati-amarillo, man.
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Blanco
A slang term for a cigarette.
Can you sell me a blanco, please? | What brand is the blanco you are smoking?
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Porros
A slang term for a cigarette.
Don't walk around with porros inside the mall. Stop smoking porros already, son.
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VenezuelaCola
A free ride or lift to a destination, or the butt end of a cigarette. (In Venezuela, this is the standard informal way to ask for a ride).
Leave me the Cola of the cigarette. / Please, give me the Cola to my house.
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Chancleta
Used to describe a joint or cigarette that has been rolled poorly, appearing loose, misshapen, or messy. (The word literally means flip-flop, suggesting the joint looks flat or flimsy).
What a disaster, man; that joint turned out chancleta.
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Nacional
One of the most successful Dominican cigarette brands. It was launched in the 70s to compete against Montecarlo and is still sold today. (Nacional is a staple local tobacco brand in the Dominican Republic.)
Nacional will be with you in other programs, Naaacionaaaal, Up with the Nacional flavor: Finding myself in a country of green fields, and the people who stop in the streets to talk, to love, that makes me feel, Nacionaaaaal
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República DominicanaMontecarlo
A cigarette brand launched in 1964 by the Tabacalera company in Santiago. It was the top seller for a long time, competing with Marlboro until the 90s when it went to hell. They try to bring it back every now and then, but it always flops. People used to say smoking a Montecarlo was like smoking a bazooka. (Santiago refers to Santiago de los Caballeros, the hub of the tobacco industry in the Dominican Republic).
Montecarlo, unique flavor. The authentic pleasure of smoking. I feel good, better than good, my Montecarlo keeps on winning.
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Pichi
Used in Panama to refer to a hit, dose, or portion of marijuana.
That guy got wasted on pichi.
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Pachuche
A rustic, homemade cigar made of pure tobacco leaves.
I am going to smoke a pachuche.
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Piti
Youth slang for a cigarette.
I am going outside to have a piti.
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