The word "cig" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an informal way of referring to a cigarette or cigar. For example, "I'm going to take a quick cig break."
"We'll just smoke that cig and then you can buckle me right back up".
Putting out cig, making sure breath doesn't smell... O.K.! Let's get married!
"Great, but I'll just hold the cig to your lips.
We worked the cig down to a nub, fanning the smoke out the window, and then she yanked at the sides of her gown.
See You Every Morning Smoking I see you most morning when i get the bus stop and you are sitting outside your door smoking a cig.
"Hey, Have You Got a Cig, the Time, the News, My Face?" is the story of E. Dan Ross, aging ghostwriter and Daisy air rifle assassin, and Dan's ne'er-do-well son, Newt, a good poet and bad musician who aspires only to self-destruct.
Although others were beginning to think the same way, the market was still dominated by cig-a-likes, or brands that looked like the real thing.
A revised version was screened earlier this month, minus the e-cig, in a break during I'm A Celebrity… This time there were cries that the ad crudely referenced oral sex ("I want you to get it out… I want to taste it").
Politicians should stand back and let a thousand e-cig brands bloom.
"Vapourised e-cig liquids induce increased DNA strand breaks and cell death".
The maximum size of refill containers and cartridges is now being limited (to 10ml for a refill container and 2ml for the cartridge slotted into the e-cig itself), while the maximum nicotine strength is being limited to 20mg (about the same as a strong cigarette).
