Traducciones de „ciggy“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

ciggy [ˈsɪgi] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

ciggy

fajka f (papieros)

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The older ones sneak outside into the courtyard garden for crafty ciggies.

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The writers must be smoking some funny ciggies to come up with this stuff.

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You can't ever forget that pungent smell of damp mixed with old ciggies and joss sticks.

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Like it can be any worse than ciggies (with 2000 plus legal additives)?

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Is ashmatic something that puts out your ciggies for you?

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Isn't that where you buy your ciggies and chewing gum?

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But back in 1954 scientists were yet to make a link between ciggies and cancer.

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Need to move away from alcohol and ciggies brands to more responsible acceptable family brands.

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Stick that in yer sneaky ciggy and smoke it.

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As a result, there's a strong smell of paraffin everywhere and a feeling that it could all go off any time - so be careful how you light your ciggies!

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