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cigarette paper

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun cigarette paper has 1 sense
  1. cigarette paper, rolling paper - a strong tissue paper that burns evenly and is sufficiently porous to control the burning of the tobacco in a cigarette
    --1 is a kind of tissue, tissue paper

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Cigarette Paper

Definition:

Cigarette paper refers to a thin, lightweight paper used for rolling cigarettes. It is typically made from flax fibers, rice straw, or wood pulp, and is designed to burn evenly and smoothly, providing a base for the tobacco inside.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Smoking: Cigarette papers are used by smokers to roll their own cigarettes, allowing them to customize ingredients and control the size and shape of their smoke.
  2. Packaging: Cigarette paper is also used in the production of pre-rolled cigarettes. It is glued and wrapped around the tobacco, creating a cylindrical structure that holds the tobacco together.
  3. Arts and Crafts: Due to their thin and lightweight nature, cigarette papers are sometimes used in arts and crafts, such as origami, paper collages, or delicate paper sculptures.

Sample Sentences:

  • He skillfully rolled a cigarette using the finest cigarette paper available.
  • The tobacco company uses high-quality cigarette paper for their premium cigarette brands.
  • Having run out of regular rolling papers, I used a piece of cigarette paper to roll a small joint.
  • She created a beautiful origami swan using nothing but cigarette papers.

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