Synonyms for SMOKING
smok·ing

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1. smoke, smokingnoun

   the act of smoking tobacco or other substances

   "he went outside for a smoke"; "smoking stinks"

   Synonyms:
   smoking, gage, green goddess, roll of tobacco, weed, dope, fume, bullet, sess, smoke, skunk, hummer, fastball, locoweed, grass, pot, sens, heater

   Antonyms:
   smokeless

2. smoke, smokingadjective

   a hot vapor containing fine particles of carbon being produced by combustion

   "the fire produced a tower of black smoke that could be seen for miles"

   Synonyms:
   smoking, gage, green goddess, roll of tobacco, weed, dope, fume, bullet, sess, smoke, skunk, hummer, fastball, locoweed, grass, pot, sens, heater

   Antonyms:
   smokeless

3. smokingadjective

   emitting smoke in great volume

   "a smoking fireplace"

   Antonyms:
   smokeless

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1. • Breathing

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1. smokingnoun

   Synonyms:
   smoldering, fuming, fumigation, infumation suffumigation

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1. List of paraphrases for "smoking":

   smoke, tobacco, tuxedo, tux, smokers, smoker, cigarette, fumer, smokes, smoked, anti-smoking, quit, cigarettes, no-smoking, quitting, smoke-free

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1. Richard Clayton of Cambridge University:

   It's not so much a smoking gun as a faint whiff of smoke a long way away. Maybe there's something else going on. It's hard to tell.

2. Damion Bryan Barrett:

   Before all this, I was just going through a very difficult time. Smoking, drinking, just living, i just want to go home to Chris Poland -- be a better person for Chris Poland, so this won't happen to Chris Poland.

3. Joseph McClernon:

   It's a frontier area, and one that we are interested in going after in terms of interventions for smoking cessation.

4. Jan Dumanski:

   There is a correlation between a common and avoidable risk factor, that is smoking, and the most common human mutation -- loss of the Y chromosome, this ... may in part explain why men in general have a shorter life span than women and why smoking is more dangerous for men.

5. Gilaad Kaplan:

   Among smokers who are diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, quitting smoking is an action that they can take for themselves to improve their health.