smoke

"The smoke from the burning leaves filled the air. "

"Can I bum a smoke off you?;  I need to go buy some smokes."

"Hey, you got some smoke?"

"He took a long smoke before answering the question. "

"The excitement behind the new candidate proved to be smoke."

"The smoke of controversy."

"The smoke from the barbecue grill was a light grey, almost a smoky blue. "

"The military used smoke to obscure the battlefield, making it difficult for the enemy to see their movements. "

"The pitcher threw a fast smoke, and the batter swung and missed. "

"The smoke-colored curtains were a subtle addition to the living room. "

"The smoke-filled room made it hard to breathe. "

"My grandfather would smoke a pipe after dinner every night. "

"Do you smoke?"

"My old truck was still smoking even after the repairs."

"The chef smoked the salmon for several hours to give it a unique flavor. "

"The grandmother smoked the herbs to soothe her grandson's sore throat. "

"The incense burner smoked the room with a pleasant aroma. "

"The fog had begun to smoke the view, making it hard to see the mountain peaks clearly. "

"The band was smoking on stage, playing their music with great energy. "

"We smoked them at rugby."

"He got smoked by the mob."

"The angry student smoked his books on the floor in frustration. "

"The detective smoked out the thief's hiding place. "

"The bully smoked the new student about his clothes, making fun of his old-fashioned style. "

"The fire in the fireplace smoked fiercely. "

"The children's excited running in the playground smoked up the dust. "

"The student smoked under the weight of his failing grades. "

"The teacher smoked the students for talking during class. "

"The art teacher used a special lamp to smoke the clay key blank, allowing the students to clearly see the imprints of the designs they carved. "