Words and phrases that have a meaning related to smoker: (160 results)
Often used in the same context:
cigarette smoker, smoking, nonsmoker, cigar smoker, drinker, cigarette, nondrinker, teetotaler, tobacco, chewer, ciggie, beer drinker, cigs, shisha, nicotine, toker, puffers, lung cancer, nicotine addiction, stogie, gauloise, cigar, sun worshiper, overeater, snacker, ciggy, griller, hookah, nargile, cig, vegetarian, emphysema, nargileh, cigarette butt, couch potato, crack addict, ashtray, barbecuer, abstainers, asbestosis, inhalator, tabacco, snus, narghile, quitter, addict, decaffeinated coffee, gasper, practicer, fox hunter, chillum, tobacconist, sheesha, heroin addict, partier, substance abuser, cigaret, imbiber, eater, chocoholic, huffs, gambler, litterer, exerciser, caregiver, alcoholics, carcinogens, cookshack, toke, tailgater, bartender, cheroots, renter, cigarillo, chronic bronchitis, slob, woodstove, carbon monoxide, puffing, picnicker, moviegoer, worrier, dieter, ale drinker, tree hugger, fatso, sufferer, drug addict, penny pincher, chesterfields, bibliophile, doobie, bragger, asthma, spliff, theist, applewood, statin, diner, junkman, snorers, mentholated, smokers, drinkers, gamblers, golfer, volunteer, prostitute, cyclist, golfers, shopper, student, surfer, convict, criminal, delinquent, fan, fans, offender, overweight, underweight, approval, circumcised, deaf, demented, depressed, diabetic, divorced, euthyroid, hypothyroid, immunosuppressed, nonsmoking, nonwhite, premenopausal, preselected, renegade, seropositive, transsexual, vulnerable
More specific:
bachelor party, chain-smoker, pipe smoker
Appears in the definition of:
chain-smoker, chronic, cigarette smoker, cigar smoker, cough, mouthpiece, pipe rack, pipe smoker
More general:
carriage, coach, consumer, party, passenger car
Synonyms:
Also try:smoking car, smoking carriage, smoking compartment, stag party, tobacco user
— Adjectives for smoker: heavy, non, inveterate, old, chain, great, habitual, average, day, regular, former, more...
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