smoke
/smoʊk/Definitions
1. noun
the visible substance given off by burning fuel, consisting of tiny particles of carbon and other matter
“The smoke from the fire filled the entire room.”
2. verb
to produce smoke, especially in order to disguise one’s movements or escape detection
“The soldiers tried to smoke out the enemy from their hiding place.”
3. verb
to inhale smoke from a cigarette, pipe, etc., especially habitually
“He smoked a pack of cigarettes every day.”
4. verb
to make something seem less important or to delay dealing with it
“The company tried to smoke the issue under the rug.”
5. noun
a person who smokes, especially habitually
“The smoker in the room was coughing loudly.”