The phrase "cigarette about" is not correct or usable in a sentence.
It does not make grammatical sense and does not convey a clear meaning. It is possible that it was meant to be "talking about cigarettes" or "smoking cigarettes." In written English, it is important to use correct grammar and syntax to clearly convey your message.
Then James pretends to smoke the way she does, waving the cigarette about with his little finger crooked.
While Kiesler appeared to be sleeping in the left side of the frame, de Kooning was staring straight at the camera, his head resting on his hand, which held a lighted cigarette about to drop its ashes.
I keep meaning to quit, but then I smoke a cigarette about it and decide to put it off until next year.
The old man took a silver case from his pocket, opened it, removed a brown cigarette about the size of a pinkie finger, and stood to light it in the flame of the roasting pit.
When I was halfway through my second cigarette, about minute fifteen of my ten minute break, I noticed a cavalcade of town cars filing into the parking lot and I knew I was about to get a hell of a celebrity sighting.
About 10% of ever-smokers (current or ex-smokers) reported having their first cigarette less than five minutes after waking up but the majority (53%) had their first cigarette about an hour or more after waking.
About 34% of litter is cigarette butts About 34% of litter is cigarette butts ; imagine how much cleaner the earth would be just without cigarette butts. 1 in 3 cigarettes are littered!
Thank God, I've been off cigarettes for about 25 years now.
Another paper concluded that e-cigarettes are about as effective as nicotine patches at helping people stop smoking.
We ban cigarettes just about everywhere, and we jail people for driving under the influence of a legal substance.
"Certainly you aren't still out of cigarettes and about to ask me for one".
