Definition of humidor
: a case or enclosure (as for storing cigars) in which the air is kept properly humidified
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This lovely humidor case is odor resistant and lockable, and comes with an array of containers, a zinc alloy grinder and removable rolling tray.
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Somebody forgot to tell the Milwaukee Brewers that the ball hasn’t been carrying as far at Chase Field since Arizona began storing baseballs in a humidor this season.
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Other highlights include dark wood paneling in the formal dining room, office, walk-in humidor and movie theater.
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The horror of Coors Field has somewhat diminished, an in-house humidor working to counter the dry air and, moreover, pitchers having become accustomed to the challenges of pitching a mile high.
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While no definitive reason was given for the shift, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred issued a list of recommendations Thursday that the league will follow, most notably exploring whether humidors will be used to store baseballs in all 30 ballparks.
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Other highlights include dark wood paneling in the formal dining room, office, walk-in humidor and movie theater.
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Three humidors will hold 50 to 60 different types of cigars.
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The new shop is a premium cigar retail store with a beautiful cigar lounge, walk-in humidor, humidified lockers, and a great selection of cigars.
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Origin and Etymology of humidor
humid + -or (as in cuspidor)
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