Pronunciation: /draɪ ˈsmoʊkər/
noun a person who smokes tobacco or other substances without the use of any liquid or moisture
A1 A dry smoker is someone who does not inhale smoke into their lungs.
A2 As a dry smoker, he only enjoys the taste of the cigar without inhaling the smoke.
B1 The dry smoker prefers to puff on a cigar without inhaling deeply.
B2 Being a dry smoker, she savors the flavor of the tobacco without inhaling it fully.
C1 The connoisseur was known as a dry smoker, appreciating the nuances of the cigar without inhaling deeply.
C2 As a seasoned dry smoker, he could distinguish between different types of tobacco just by the taste.
adjective describing the type of smoker who does not use liquid or moisture while smoking
A1 My friend is a dry smoker, he never lights up in public places.
A2 She prefers to hang out with other dry smokers because she doesn't like the smell of cigarettes.
B1 As a dry smoker, I find it hard to socialize with my friends who smoke heavily.
B2 Being a dry smoker, I have noticed improvements in my health and energy levels.
C1 The dry smoker policy at work has made the office environment more pleasant for everyone.
C2 Despite being a dry smoker, I still enjoy going to bars and socializing with friends who smoke occasionally.
formal A dry smoker is someone who prefers smoking tobacco without any added flavoring or moisture.
informal My grandpa is a dry smoker; he only smokes plain tobacco without any fancy flavors.
slang I heard he's a real dry smoker, just sticks to the basics.
figurative In a world full of flavored tobacco options, he stands out as a dry smoker, keeping it simple and traditional.
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