a. humorous. [f. prec. + -ESQUE.] Having a cigar (or cigars) as a prominent feature.
1839. Q. Rev., June, 90. The cigaresque señoras of Paraguay.
1853. Fraser’s Mag., XLVIII. 19. A sonnet with which he, serpentlike, tempted the cigaresque Eve [a coquette who dealt in cigars and smiles].
1868. M. Collins, Sweet Anne Page, III. 230. As in cigaresque indolence he loitered along Isola Rossa’s enchanted coast.
