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The term "corona" has multiple meanings. In architecture, it refers to the projecting part of a classic cornice. It can also describe anything resembling a crown, such as the upper part of a tooth or skull, or a specific part of a flower. Informally, "corona" can refer to a coronavirus.1

In the context of cigars, a "corona" is a specific size and shape. It is a straight-shaped cigar, approximately 5.5 inches (14 cm) long, with a rounded top where it is lit. The word "corona" itself originates from the Latin word for "garland" or "crown".21

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