| LIGHTUP | Have a cigarette - trivial at university (5,2) |
| LEAFAGE | Have a cigarette in the shelter which a tree provides (7) |
| CAPSTAN | At this turning point we will have a cigarette (7) |
| LIGHTENUP | Have a cigarette, getting directions to relax (7,2) |
| SMOKE | *... seconds before the author gets approval to have a cigarette (5) |
| PUTOFF | Delay going outside to have a cigarette (3,3) |
| OFAGE | Old enough to have a cigarette during international travels (2,3) |
| FLAG | Ensign may have a cigarette around end of meal (4) |
| DRAWSUP | Stops for a cigarette puff and a drink |
| DAMPSUP | Stops for a cigarette puff and a drink (5,2) |
| CORKTIP | Old-style cigarette filter, or a cigarette with one |
| GLUEPOT | To gulp, possibly swallowing a cigarette end, brings a sticky situation! |
| SMOKING | Having a cigarette |
| MENTHOL | Igor left the moonlighter for a cigarette (7) |
| UTILISE | Make use of a cigarette end after I lit up in America (7) |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| LIT | ___ up a cigarette : began to smoke a cigarette ? (3) |
| STUB | End of a cheque or a cigarette (4) |
| FAGIN | Receiver of stolen goods has a cigarette at home (5) |
| MATCH | What a smoker might use instead of a cigarette lighter |
