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Etymology
Old English smoca

Noun
en-noun|s|-

1. uncountable Very fine particles and vapor/vapour given off by burning material.
2. (Military) A particulate of solid or liquid particles dispersed into the air on the battlefield to degrade enemy ground and aerial observation. Smoke has many uses--screening smoke, signaling smoke, smoke curtain, smoke haze, and smoke deception. Thus it is an artificial aerosol.
3. An instance of smoking a cigarette, cigar, etc.

#:* I'm going out for a smoke.

1. slang countable A cigarette.
2. A light grey colour/color tinted with blue.

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1. UK slang The Smoke: London

Synonyms
i-c|cigarette cig, ciggy italbrac|UK|Australia, fag italbrac|UK|Australia, cancer stick italbrac|Australia

Translations
trans-top|particles and vapor/vapour given off by burning material
Albanian: tym m
Arabic: ARchar|دخا� unicode|(du�án)
Basque: ke
Catalan: fum m
Chinese: �, � (y�n)
Croatian: dim m
Czech: dým m, kou� m
Danish: røg
Dutch: rook#Dutch|rook m, walm m
Esperanto: fumo#Esperanto|fumo
Estonian: suits
Finnish: savu
French: fumée f
German: Rauch m
Greek: κα�ν�� (kapnós) m
Guaraní: timbo
Kurdish: dûkêl m, dû m, dûxan m, moran m, KUchar|د�ک��ڵ
Hungarian: füst
Icelandic: reykur m
Ido: fumo#Ido|fumo
Interlingua: fumo#Interlingua|fumo
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Italian: fumo#Italian|fumo m
Japanese: � (���, kemuri)
Korean: �기 (�氣, yeon-gi)
Latin: fumus
Latvian: dūmi m|p
Nahuatl: poctli
Navajo: �id
Pitjantjatjara: puyu
Polish: dym m
Portuguese: fumo#Portuguese|fumo m, fumaça f
Rohingya: dúañ
Romanian: fum n
Romany: thūv
Russian: д�м (dym) m
Slovak: dym m
Slovene: dim m
Spanish: humo m
Swahili: moshi
Swedish: rök
Tamazight: ⴰⴳⴳ� (aggu) m
Telugu: ప�� (poga)
Tupinambá: timbora
Welsh: mwg
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trans-top|military: artificial smoke-like aerosol used on the battlefield
Finnish: savu, savuverho
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trans-top|an instance of smoking
Finnish: savut p
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Kurdish: KUchar|جگ��ر�� ک�شا�
Russian: к��ение (kurénije) n
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trans-top|slang: a cigarette

Dutch: sigaret f
Estonian: suits, pläru, tobi, kiur, kaur
Finnish: rööki, spaddu
French: clope f
Guarani: petỹ
Kurdish: cigare f, sigare f
Indonesian: rokok
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Interlingua: fumo#Interlingua|fumo
Polish: fajka f
Portuguese: fumo#Portuguese|fumo m
Russian: к��ево (kúrevo) n (coll.)
Spanish: fumar
Swedish: cigg
Tupinambá: petyma
Welsh: mwgyn
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trans-top|colour
Finnish: savunharmaa
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Adjective
smoke

1. Of the colour known as smoke.

Translations
trans-top|of the colour known as smoke
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Russian: д�м�а��й m
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Verb
en-verb|smok|ing

1. intransitive To deliberately inhale smoke, especially from cigarettes.

#:* Do you smoke?

1. transitive To deliberately inhale the smoke from for example a cigarette, cigar, or pipe.

#:* He's smoking his pipe.

1. transitive To preserve by treating with smoke.

#:* We can buy some smoked salmon for the occasion.

1. intransitive To give off smoke.

Translations

trans-top|deliberately inhale smoke
Arabic: ARchar|دخ� (dá��ana)
Chinese: ��, �� (xīy�n)
Dutch: roken, smoren
Estonian: suitsetama
Finnish: polttaa, tupakoida
French: fumer
German: rauchen
Greek: κα�νίζ� (kapnízo)
Hebrew: he-translation|עש�|a`shein
Hungarian: dohányzik
Italian: fumare
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Japanese: �� (���, kemuru)
Korean: �배��� (dambae-piuda)
Kurdish: KUchar|جگ��ر�� ک�شا�
Polish: pali� (fajk�, papierosa)
Portuguese: fumar
Russian: к��и�� (kurít�)
Slovak: faj�iť
Spanish: fumar
Swedish: röka
Welsh: ysmygu
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trans-top|deliberately inhale the smoke from
Czech: kou�it
Danish: ryge
Dutch: roken
Finnish: polttaa
French: fumer
German: rauchen
Greek: κα�νίζ� (kapnízo)
trreq|Hebrew
Ido: fumar#Ido|fumar
Interlingua: fumar#Interlingua|fumar
Italian: fumare
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Korean: ��� (piuda)
Kurdish: KUchar|جگ��ر�� ک�شا�
Latvian: sm�ķ�t, pīp�t
Polish: pali� (fajk�, papierosa)
Russian: ��
Slovak: faj�iť
Slovene: kaditi
Swedish: röka
Welsh: ysmygu
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trans-top|preserve by treating with smoke
Dutch: roken
Finnish: savustaa
French: fumer
German: räuchern
Italian: affumicare
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Korean: ���� (hunje-hada)
Latvian: kūpin�t
Russian: коп�и��, закоп�и��
Slovak: údiť
Swedish: röka
Welsh: mygu
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trans-top|give off smoke
Dutch: roken
Finnish: savuta, savuttaa
French: fumer
German: rauchen
Interlingua: fumar
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Korean: �� (ppumda)
Kurdish: KUchar|د�ک��ڵ کرد�
Latin: fumare
Latvian: kūp�t
Polish: dymi�
Portuguese: fumegar
Russian: д�ми����
Slovak: dymiť
Swedish: ryka
Welsh: mygu
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ttbc|Guarani: timbo
ttbc|Romanian: fuma
ttbc|Tupinambá: timbora; petymbu

Derived terms
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Big Smoke
chain-smoke
holy smoke
nonsmoker
passive smoking
secondhand smoke
sidestream smoke
smoke alarm
smoke and mirrors
smoke bomb
mid3
smokebox
smoke detector
smoke-dried
smoke eater
smoke-filled room
smoke-free zone
smokeho
smokehouse
smokejack
smoke jumper, smokejumper
mid3
smokeless
smoke out
smoker<!--Put terms derived from "smoker" on the page for that word-->
smoke screen
smoke signal
smokestack
smoke tree
Smokey the Bear
there's no smoke without fire

Related terms
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fumaric acid
fumarole
fumet
fumigate
mid3
fumitory
perfume
sfumato
mid3
smog
smoko
smoky quartz

See also
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bogue
cigar
cigarette
mid3
hypercapnia
peat reek
pipe
mid3
smudge pot
tobacco
typhus
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Category:1000 English basic words
Category:Colors
Category:Greys

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