Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cigarette"

A: In rap, 818 can refer to a couple different things. In this case, I think it is referring to a brand of tequila by Kendall Jenner. I think it's referring to the tequila and not to another thing, because that would make the first two lines:

"(I eat) cigarettes for breakfast
(I drink) [tequila] for lunch)"

A: This is a funny statement because the person smoking cigarettes is trying to hide the fact that they smoke.

Examples:
The kids were sneaking cigarettes around the corner thinking their mom would not notice.

Spending the weekend with your parents means I am going to have to sneak cigarettes outside (so I can smoke without them knowing).

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A: Tobacco.

A: You smoke a cigarette while waiting for someone/something.

A: “He smoked a cigarette.”
“He lit a cigarette.”
“The room reeked of cigarette smoke.”
“Cigarettes are not healthy.”
“This is a cigarette free zone.”

A: Do you have a cigarette?

I don't smoke cigarettes.

My friend brought a pack of cigarettes.

A: I really need a cigarette right now.

I'm out of cigarettes.

Do you have a cigarette?

Can I bum a cigarette off of you?

I need to buy cigarettes.

Cigarettes are bad for you.

Cigarettes are gross.

I hate the smell of cigarettes.

Her car smells like cigarettes.

He always smells like cigarettes

A: Cigarettes are small and skinny rolled up tobacco, usually in a pack for multiple uses.
A cigar is a very large roll of tobacco.
Tobacco and a joint are not the same at all. Tobacco is what is inside cigarettes and cigars. A joint is marijuana

A: Cigars are usually bigger and thicker than cigarettes, last longer when smoked, contain more tobacco and are more expensive.

A: They all mean the same thing. Cigarette stub or butt is the one I hear the most. I recommend you don't use fag-end - fag used to be slang for cigarettes but now it's a nasty insult to gay people.

A: Cigarette is a small roll of paper that is filled with cut tobacco and smoked.

Tobacco is a plant that produces leaves which are smoked in cigarettes, pipes, etc.
: the leaves of the tobacco plant used for smoking or chewing
: products (such as cigars or cigarettes) that are made from tobacco

A: (They're only a beginner speaker. Talk simply please.)

The difference isn't big. You can use either of them.

A: I want to quit the cigarette

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A: Or "let's go for a smoke".

A: a "joint"

A: That isn't the least bit unnatural, the phrase is fine.

A: Who created the f*cking cigarettes?

A: Use your rough russian accent and try a mad face and they will give you all their cigarettes and their wallet too.
Let's be serious, you can say 'do you have a cigarette, please?
But all over the world there are people who like to share and others who do not, so it's better if you hope or if you buy that yourself

A: If I had worked last semester, I would have passed my final exam.

A: it means do you have extra cigarette you can give me.
Spare here means extra