vesuvian

The Duke's vesuvian was sputtering in the spray and wind, and he got a good light before he answered.

Suffice it to say that one day Miles and his father had a Vesuvian meeting on the subject of the army.

At last the eruption became "Vesuvian," and the ashes from the crater threatened to re-bury Pompeii—we mean Ashcroft.

“Some few of them are sensible, though,” went on the latter, flaring up a vesuvian to light his pipe.

Still another of our well-remembered pensions was on the bright Vesuvian Bay.