[Vocabulary] collocation

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Is it correct to say "to light a cigarette lighter", or should another verb be used?
 
I'd go for "ignite your lighter."
 
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Is it correct to say "to light a cigarette lighter", or should another verb be used?
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Yes, it's correct.
You light a match, a lighter, a gas stove, etc.
 
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