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'for a cigarette' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a request for a cigarette. For example: "Can I have a cigarette for a dollar?".
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Afterward she asks for a cigarette.
God, I'd kill for a cigarette.
I stepped outside for a cigarette.
Oh, you're going outside for a cigarette.
I was fumbling around for a cigarette.
Clary's father steps out for a cigarette.
One of them asked for a cigarette.
"I'm rabid for a cigarette," she'd say.
He asks for a cigarette before continuing.
"He's a smoker, and he kept asking for a cigarette".
(Fittingly, Rothko sits down for a cigarette afterward).
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