Vicar's Collar
noun \ˈvi-kərs kä-lər\
Definition: The thin band of tobacco at the end of a cigarette before it reaches the end. This part is undesirable due to its proximity to the plastic filter tip.
Origins: The white band of the cigarette paper resembles the detachable collar worn by members of the clergy.
Synonyms: scrag end, shady dockers
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Illustrations: Dom Oliver.
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