Cigarette (noun)

1. A thin roll of tobacco wrapped in paper, which is smoked.
2. A small cylindrical roll of finely cut tobacco for smoking, typically wrapped in white paper.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french cigarette, diminutive of cigare "cigar", from spanish cigarro, from mayan siyar.

Examples:

1. He smoked a cigarette.
2. She lit a cigarette.
3. The cigarette was unfiltered.
4. The cigarette smoke filled the room.
5. The cigarette was banned in public places.