The term CIGAR END can refer to several different parts of a cigar. The crossword solutions for this term include BUTT (4 letters), ASH (3 letters), ETTE (4 letters), STUB (4 letters), ASHES (5 letters), CLOSE (5 letters), CORONA (6 letters), and PANATELA (8 letters). The BUTT is the end of the cigar that is lit, while the ASH is the gray or white residue that accumulates on the end of the cigar as it is smoked. An ette is a small cigar, and a STUB is the remaining part of a cigar after it has been smoked. ASHES are the remains of the cigar after it has been completely smoked, while CLOSE is the act of extinguishing the cigar. A CORONA is a type of cigar, and a panatela is a long, thin cigar. Finally, a CLARO is a light-colored cigar.