pyrotechnic devices used for display and celebration

to smoke

a cigarette

a mixture of smoke, mist, or vapor in the air

a thin cylinder of finely cut tobacco rolled in paper for smoking

fire beacon used as a long-distance alarm signal

to give up smoking

tobacco that has undergone the process of flue-curing

to discharge or emit smoke

smoke from guns or explosives

leaf tobacco

chimney; smokestack; stovepipe

oily smoke or soot produced by cooking or burning oil

(smoking) pipe

particulate matter emitted into the atmosphere as a pollutant

moving or disappearing extremely fast, like a wisp of smoke

the unburned end of a cigarette that remains after it has been smoked

to vanish like smoke in thin air; to disappear

light rain that resembles a fine mist or smoke, often used in a poetic or landscape context

to ban smoking or to quit smoking

Yantai, a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province

to be completely destroyed or reduced to nothing, as if turned to ashes and blown away

smoke from kitchen chimneys

to light a cigarette

smokers

mist; clouds; smoke

ephemeral; like smoke and clouds passing before one's eyes

a person who smokes tobacco or opium excessively; a chain smoker

a social or moral atmosphere characterized by corruption, disorder, or turmoil

sign of human habitation

a chronic physical or psychological dependency on smoking

desolate and uninhabited

An electrical kitchen appliance used to remove smoke, grease, and steam from the air while cooking.

a deceptive action or statement used to disguise one's true intentions or activities

smoke signal indicating the presence of hostile forces

a cylinder of tobacco leaves rolled and dried for smoking

otherworldly; detached from the mundane concerns of ordinary life

no sign of human habitation; desolate

mist covered water