Cunix
(KYOO-nix) (verb) The act of smoking a cigar especially badly, or in an embarrassing, unsuccessful, or amateurish way. To continue smoking a cigar while the outside wrapper is unfurling, unrolling, or otherwise significantly deteriorating. May also connote smoking straight through a cigar's decorative paper ring. May be used as a noun.
Less commonly, to be a generous friend and great golfer.
Less commonly, to be a generous friend and great golfer.
“He just lit the wrong end! What a cunix move.”
“What a mess; he'd totally cunixed that Decade by the third hole.”
“What a mess; he'd totally cunixed that Decade by the third hole.”