| see smoke | 6.32 | I saw the smoke. | ||
| smell smoke | 5.27 | Do you smell smoke? | ||
| blow smoke | 5.07 | He blew smoke at me. | ||
| inhale smoke | 2.83 | He inhaled the smoke with obvious pleasure. | ||
| send smoke | 2.70 | The blaze sent smoke over much of the city. | ||
| report smoke | 2.24 | The pilots report smoke in the cockpit. | ||
| belch smoke | 2.04 | Buses belch black smoke. | ||
| spew smoke | 1.51 | The building spewed acrid smoke into the darkness. | ||
| produce smoke | 1.25 | When heated, the pouch will produce smoke. | ||
| spot smoke | 1.18 | Workmen there spotted the smoke. | ||
| draw smoke | 0.99 | Her cheeks hollowed as she drew smoke into her lungs. | ||
| have smoke | 0.99 | And they also have the smoke. | ||
| detect smoke | 0.92 | They can detect tobacco smoke from two counties away. | ||
| emit smoke | 0.86 | Lorries expelling black smoke and factories emitting white smoke. | ||
| cause smoke | 0.79 | The smoke was caused by an overheated air conditioner. | ||
| notice smoke | 0.79 | Then we noticed the smoke everywhere. | ||
| use smoke | 0.72 | He sure could use a smoke, but the Army made him quit. | ||
| trail smoke | 0.59 | Stephens said the plane was trailing smoke and pieces were falling off just before it crashed. | ||
| billow smoke | 0.53 | An electric-light campfire that billows smoke. | ||
| breathe smoke | 0.53 | MacLane lit up a cigarette and breathed smoke into the funnel of light. |