Drag and Smoke

Drag

Drag noun - Someone or something boring.

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Smoke and drag are semantically related. in draw topic. In some cases you can use "Smoke" instead the word "Drag" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like wisp, puff while smoking.

Nearby Words: dragged, dragline

Smoke

Smoke noun - A cloud of fine particles suspended in a gas.

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Synonyms for Smoke

Drag and smoke are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drag" instead the word "Smoke" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: smoking, smoked, smoky, smoker, smokehouse

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How words are described

long	long drag	long smoke
real	real drag	real smoke
big	big drag	big smoke
quick	quick drag	quick smoke
Other adjectives: main, yellow, less, giant.

Common collocations

way	drag way	smoke way
box	drag box	smoke box
bit	drag bit	smoke bit
butt	drag butt	smoke butt
Other words: bag, everyone.

Both words in one sentence

A particularly vainglorious boxer takes a drag of a cigar right before facing off with Honey Roy, then blows smoke in his face.

Source: Second Face Smoke
Goblin Hollow: Lily's cousin carries lit cigs around without ever actually taking a drag merely to annoy people and because "trashy women all smoke, it's in the union rules".

Source: Of Course I Smoke
The leader pays him lip service, then takes a long drag from his cigarette and exhales smoke directly onto the big guy's kisser.

Source: Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?

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