Close, but no cigar.

Close, but no cigar.

No, thanks. I really prefer cigar.

Will you have a cigar? No.

No, give me a cigar anytime.

Would you like a cigar? No, thanks.

Cigar?

Cigar.

Cigar?

Cigar?

Cigar?

Cigar!

When I want a cigar, I smoke a cigar.

Your cigar.

Cigar, Cookie.

A cigar.

Cigar man.

My cigar case.

Finish your cigar.

Have a cigar.

And cigar smoke?

I dropped my cigar.

Have a cigar, Joseph.

Put out that cigar!

Oh, have a cigar?

You like that cigar?

Thanks. Have a cigar.

You have another cigar?

And have a cigar.

You won another cigar

Pick up my cigar

Ηave an Italian cigar?

Dietrichson wanted a cigar and Jackson went to get Dietrichson's cigar case for him.

Quite a cigar, Mr. Potter.

Will you have a cigar?

Will you have a cigar?

Have a good cigar instead.

Will you have a cigar?

Would you like a cigar?

Get me the cigar, boy!

Freud once said, Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, not to these folks, not even slightly.

cigar ad and a postcard with flowers and 'Regards, Paul' on it, but no address of sender.

Very interesting, about the cigar case.

Would you care for a cigar?

I once gave you a cigar.