Object

• cocaine: Toby Muse: " US troops tried to smuggle cocaine " , The Guardian, April 9, 2005.

• antiquity: In April, Yemeni police arrested a three-man gang trying to smuggle pre-Islamic antiquities over the border into Saudi Arabia.

• diamond: So the thieves decide to smuggle the diamond to London.

Preposition: on

• board: But how do you smuggle on board the necessary guidance system?

Preposition: through

• custom: Guns and ammunition are much more difficult to smuggle through customs than drugs are!

Preposition: into

• camp: The French newspapers, smuggled into camp, carried stories of axis defeats on all fronts.

• country: Check out the UK purchase circle to see which DVDs us Brits are trying to smuggle into the country at the moment.

Modifying Another Word

• abroad: Warbeck was purported to have been rescued before his brother Edward V had been murdered in the Tower and smuggled abroad to safety.

• back: These cigarettes are then entering the black market, to be smuggled back into the UK.

• away: At a further meeting the Riot Act was read and the vicar was smuggled away by the military.

• then: The baby chimpanzees are then smuggled by boat or plane, across the world.

• often: These DVDs are often smuggled by criminal networks involved in large scale piracy.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: We were smuggled out of Beirut back to Canada in 1984.

Preposition: in

• container: This is because cigarettes smuggled in freight containers are never purchased tax-paid anywhere.