I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ dense , heavy , thick
▪ black , blue , grey/gray , white , etc.
▪ billowing
▪ acrid , choking
▪ stale
▪
the smell of stale cigarette ~ on your clothes
▪ wood
▪ cigar , cigarette , pipe , tobacco
▪ second-hand
▪
Hundreds of people die each year as a result of exposure to second-hand ~ ( = smoke from other people's cigarettes, cigars, etc. ).
… OF SMOKE
▪ cloud , column , haze , pall , plume , puff , spiral , wisp
▪
We sat drinking in a haze of cigarette ~.
▪
The witch disappeared in a puff of ~.
VERB + SMOKE
▪ belch , belch out , blow , emit
▪
The car ahead was belching out black ~.
▪
Don't blow ~ in my face!
▪ exhale , inhale
▪ be wreathed in
▪
She sat there wreathed in cigarette ~.
SMOKE + VERB
▪ belch , billow , come , curl , drift , pour , rise
▪
Blue ~ curled up from her cigarette.
▪
Smoke rose into the sky.
▪ fill sth
▪ hang
▪
A pall of yellow ~ hung over the quarry.
▪ clear
▪
When the ~ cleared we saw the extent of the damage.
SMOKE + NOUN
▪ plume , ring
▪
I taught myself to blow ~ rings.
▪ signal
▪ bomb , grenade
▪ alarm , detector
▪ inhalation
▪ machine
▪
The club had a ~ machine and laser show.
▪ break ( informal , esp. AmE )
▪
I was taking a ~ break outside.
PHRASES
▪ go up in ~
▪
The barn went up in ~.
▪ full of ~
▪ thick with ~
▪
The bar was thick with stale tobacco ~.
II.
verb
1 cigarette, pipe, etc.
ADVERB
▪ heavily
▪
He has always ~d heavily.
▪ openly
▪
You see kids openly smoking in the streets.
PHRASES
▪ ~ like a chimney (= smoke a lot)
▪
He ~s like a chimney.
2 meat/fish/cheese
ADVERB
▪ heavily
▪ lightly
▪
The ham is cured, then lightly ~d.
Smoke is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ fire
Smoke is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ cannabis , ↑ cigar , ↑ cigarette , ↑ cocaine , ↑ dope , ↑ heroin , ↑ marijuana , ↑ opium , ↑ pipe , ↑ tobacco