Kill and Smoke

Kill

Kill verb - To deprive of life.

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Smoke and kill are semantically related. (North American) in ice topic. In some cases you can use "Smoke" instead a verb "Kill". informal substitute

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

Smoke

Smoke verb - To defeat by a large margin.

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Synonyms for Smoke

Kill and smoke are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Smoke".

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

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

good	good kill	good smoke
long	long kill	long smoke
cheap	cheap kill	cheap smoke
actual	actual kill	actual smoke
Other adjectives: real, big, quiet, dark, quick, final, less, last, latter, occasional.

Common collocations

time	kill time	smoke time
way	kill way	smoke way
everyone	kill everyone	smoke everyone
times	kill times	smoke times

Both words in one sentence

Even those two aren't that hard to kill if you know how to counter and/or combo kill using the hidden blades or if you use smoke bombs.

Source: Video Game / Assassin's Creed II
Both subverted, double subverted and played straight in Metal Gear Solid 4: Snake is about to kill himself, so he has a last smoke, however, it then turns out that he doesn't need to.

Source: One Last Smoke
In some of Tom's cartoons he gives Jerry a cigarette to smoke thinking he'll kill him, but Tom is the one who gets hit.

Source: One Last Smoke

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