Object

• cigarette: Women who smoke 20 cigarettes a day are four times more likely to develop breast cancer.

• cigar: I also well remember the owner, Mr. Paulo, who was plump and wore a long camel coat and smoked cigars.

• haddock: Here we have used naturally smoked haddock, I really don't like to use the bright yellow stuff.

• bacon: You need a a bit of smoked bacon in the piece with the rind still on- this is most important.

• cannabis: He said Colin Davies smoked cannabis to alleviate pain resulting from a car accident six years ago.

Converse of object

• inhale: Nicotine affects the brain within seconds of inhaling cigarette smoke.

• belch: The young Rosyth Dockyard with its chimneys belching forth smoke was a hive of industry.

• emit: March 17th: The fountain is green and chimneys emit green smoke.

Adjective modifier

• secondhand: Exposure to secondhand smoke at work is also the second most common trigger of asthma attacks.

• second-hand: The Trades Union Congress has supported Wetherspoon's move, praising the pub chain for acting to save staff from second-hand smoke.

• acrid: The class was known as ` Smokey Joes ` since they were coal burning and emitted copious amounts of thick, acrid black smoke.

• thick: Alarm Raised The outbreak was discovered by a Mrs Murray who woke up to find her room full of thick smoke.

Modifies a noun

• alarm: These include: - Fitting a smoke alarm - Buying an approved car seat.

• detector: First Floor Landing - Loft access, smoke detector, textured ceiling.

• inhalation: He was to discover later that they had died of smoke inhalation.

• grenade: The number of active smoke grenades has been reduced to 3, to clear up slowing the framerate on certain machines.

Noun used with modifier

• tobacco: In recent years there has also been growing interest in tobacco smoke in enclosed public places.

• cigarette: Cigarette smoke causes the muscle around the walls of the airways to tighten, making them narrower.

• cigar: And by the way, he hasn't got gray hair, it's just Cuban cigar smoke that cant get out.