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| Stogie | Slang for cigar, often inexpensive. Invented in 1827 and smoked by frontiersmen heading west, the cigar was said to resemble the spke of a Conestoga wagon wheel. First the cigar was called Conestoga, and then it was shortened to "Stogie". | |
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