Description [edit] Vasmer's Etymological Dictionary claims that the word is borrowed from Polish papieros for "cigarette", where it is a portmanteau word "papier-" ("paper") + "-ros", the tail of "cigarros"
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The stem is made of ebonite, material that is traditionally used in producing of smoking pipes
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