| smog |
a haze caused by the effect of sunlight on foggy air that has been polluted by vehicle exhaust gases and industrial smoke. |
| smogless |
combined form of smog. |
| smoke |
the visible, usu. black or gray gases or vapor emitted by a burning or smoldering substance. [12 definitions] |
| smokeable |
combined form of smoke. |
| smoke bomb |
a bomb that produces dense clouds of smoke upon detonation. |
| smoke detector |
a warning device that emits a loud signal when it detects the presence of smoke or heat. |
| smoked salmon |
salmon, usu. brine-cured, that has been smoked in preparation for consumption. |
| smokehouse |
a place, esp. an outbuilding on a farm, where meat or fish is cured with smoke. |
| smokeless |
having, making, or releasing little or no smoke. |
| smoke out |
to force out of a refuge by, or as if by, overwhelming with smoke. [2 definitions] |
| smoker |
someone or something that smokes, esp. one who frequently smokes tobacco. [3 definitions] |
| smoke screen |
a cloud of smoke used to hide military areas or operations from an enemy. [2 definitions] |
| smokestack |
a chimney or pipe that is used to carry off smoke produced by burning substances in a factory, ship, or the like. |
| smoking gun |
something that serves as indisputable evidence, esp. of a crime. |
| smoking jacket |
a man's lounging jacket, often made of fine fabric, and worn at home. |
| smoky |
emitting smoke, esp. in large amounts, as a smoldering fire. [5 definitions] |
| smolder |
to burn slowly and with smoke, but little or no flame. [4 definitions] |
| smolt |
a young salmon that has developed enough to migrate from fresh water to the sea. |
| smooch |
(informal) to kiss. [2 definitions] |
| smooth |
free of roughness; even. [14 definitions] |
| smoothbore |
of a firearm, having a barrel with no grooves or ridges on the inner surface; not rifled. [2 definitions] |