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smoke

smoke

87 4.6
A cigarette or cigar, a small roll of tobacco you light to inhale
  • noun
  • /smoʊk/
  • Informal
translation icon : cigarrillo
  • After lunch, he enjoyed a quick smoke outside the café.

I was living on red wine and smokes.

Examples

Synonyms

cigarette
vssmoke
1.0

A thin roll of tobacco wrapped in paper that you smoke

is a casual name covering both small paper sticks and larger tobacco rolls
cigar
vssmoke
450 2.4

A roll of tobacco leaves that you smoke

is an informal name that also includes these larger tobacco rolls
blunt
vssmoke
  • NSFW
39 9.9

A cigar hollowed out and filled with marijuana to smoke

is a casual term usually for tobacco sticks or larger tobacco rolls
fag
vssmoke
  • Slang
11 9.9

A British informal word for a cigarette

is a broad informal term that can mean that stick or larger tobacco rolls
cig
vssmoke
  • Informal
10 8.2

A short thin tube of tobacco that people smoke

is the general informal label covering both that stick and larger tobacco rolls
marijuana cigarette
vssmoke
  • NSFW
5 6.7

A thin roll of marijuana that people smoke

is a casual word mainly for tobacco sticks or larger tobacco rolls
gasper
vssmoke
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A cigarette that is strong or harsh to smoke

is used broadly to mean either such sticks or larger tobacco rolls
cigaret
vssmoke
  • Archaic
1.8

A thin roll of tobacco wrapped in paper that you smoke

is the casual name used for both small paper sticks and larger tobacco rolls

Idioms

19 7.4

Actions that hide the truth by making things look better

18 5.5

Plans or hopes suddenly fail and disappear for good

holy smoke
  • Informal
3 8.2

A short cry to show strong surprise or admiration

3 6.8

To light and use many cigarettes every day

1 8.4

Suddenly disappears without a clear reason

Accept this fact even if you do not like it

to end in smoke
  • Informal
8.1

To fail completely and have no useful result

9.9

To use the mouth to touch a man's penis

To believe your own praise so much that you make bad choices

Compounds

13 2.2

A device that makes a loud noise when it finds smoke to warn people

A large mass of smoke in the air from a fire

8 3.4

Full of smoke from cigarettes or fire

7 4.8

A way to send messages over long distances by making patterns of smoke

A small quick cloud of smoke that appears and disappears

5 5.1

An action or statement used to hide the real reason and distract people

Smoke that comes from burning tobacco products like cigarettes or cigars

4 3.7

A small object that makes a thick cloud of smoke to hide people or mark a place

smoke grenade
  • Specialized
4 5.2

A small object that makes thick smoke to hide people or mark a place

smoke-filled room
  • Literature
3 7.2

A private place where a small group makes secret decisions, often in politics

1 2.7

Smoke that comes out when a gun is fired

smoke screen
  • Specialized
1 5.5

A cloud of smoke made to hide soldiers or vehicles from view

A small burst of white smoke from a chimney or engine

A thick cloud of smoke that makes it hard to see

1 7.1

An opening in a roof or wall that lets smoke from a fire escape

magic smoke
  • Jargon
9.9

A funny name for the smoke that comes from an electronic part when it breaks

9.9

A wildflower with purple flowers and feathery seed plumes found on grassland

A small tree or shrub with feathery flowers that look like smoke

A shrub or small tree with feathery flowers that look like puffs of smoke

smoke-cured
  • Specialized
4.9

Meat or fish preserved and given a smoky taste by drying in smoke

smoke-dried
  • Specialized
5.4

Meat or fish kept for a long time by hanging near a wood fire

How Formal

cigarette
1.0
cig
  • Informal
10 8.2
smoke
  • Informal
87 4.6

Surface Forms

smoke singular
smokes plural

Etymology

Calling a cigarette a smoke is a short way of naming the thing that makes 'smoke' — the small roll of tobacco people light and inhale. So a smoke can mean a cigarette or cigar.