Definition of humidor
:a case or enclosure (as for storing cigars) in which the air is kept properly humidified
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Taylor’s estate, built in 2005, features a walk-in humidor with a cigar/poker room, a curved glass wine cellar, billiards room and a theater.
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CHICAGO -- Jerry Reinsdorf pulls out a cigar from his humidor, sits back in his office chair, takes a puff, and slowly exhales, with a cloud of smoke billowing in the air.
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Obviously, there are cigars at Old Havana, arrayed in the humidor which is kept at a constant 73 degrees.
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To solve the riddle, the Rockies have gone to extreme measures, from the installation of a ball-storing humidor in 2002 to the implementation of a four-man rotation in 2012 to last season’s raising of fences.
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Additionally, the Diamondbacks nixed the plans to add a humidor this year.
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For example, there is a shortcut from the Villa Suite (Gianni’s former bedroom) to what is now the G Lounge, the room of choice for events and weddings, mainly favored by grooms for the massive cigar humidor and private bar.
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The original estimate for the design and construction of the Coors Field humidor was about $15,000, but the actual cost was about $18,000, according to Cowell.
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A seven-year-old was offered a pashmina from a humidor.
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