Cigarの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: As a whole, the sentence basically means: "If this cigar isn't enough of a treat by itself, it is the perfect length to have between your meal and dessert."

I'll start with the phrase "in it of itself." It looks like it is just a much less common version of the phrase "in and of itself." At first I thought it was a typo, but after doing some research it seems like it might be a regional variant of the phrase. Honestly, I've never seen anyone write it like that before.

"In and of itself" means "by itself" or "without anything else."

For example:
"Studying can be rewarding in and of itself." = "Studying can be rewarding, even without any additional benefit."
"Talent does not, in and of itself, guarantee success" = "Talent does not, by itself, guarantee success"
"You don't need to get anything fancy. Just showing up is enough, in and of itself." = "You don't need to get anything fancy. Just showing up is enough, without doing anything else"

In this case, "that" is referring to the idea that the cigar "provides just enough smoke time to get yourself ready for dessert."

"[A]. That is, if [B]" means "If [B], then [A]".

For example:
"Could you take out the trash? That is, if you get home before I do" = "If you get home before I do, then could you take out the trash?"

A: He went to grab a cigar, but thought it would be better (for his health) if he did not.

A: It means he took in a deep breathe from the cigar. When they say “drew” in this sentence, it’s referring to him drawing in air, as in taking the contents or the smoke from the cigar.

A: It is the part where you put your mouth on after it is used up

A: Cigarettes are small and usually white. They arguably hold more cancer causing ingredients to.

A: 🤙🏾

A: This phrase has old roots. A long time ago, prizes for carnival games used to be alcohol, cigars, and such. If you didn't win the game, the operator might tell you that you were "close, but no cigar", or no prize. So it basically means to come close to achieving a goal, but not quite getting there.

A: Give me a cigar.

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A: depends on how you are using it
If someone were to ask "what does he do/smoke?" and you replied "he smokes cigars" then yes.