Pronunciation: /smoʊkər/
noun a person who smokes tobacco or other substances
A1 My neighbor is a smoker.
A2 The smoker outside the office always takes a break at 10 am.
B1 As a smoker, I find it hard to quit despite knowing the health risks.
B2 The smoker's lounge at the airport is always crowded with people taking a smoke break.
C1 The smoker was advised by their doctor to quit in order to improve their lung health.
C2 The seasoned smoker knew all the best spots in town for a good cigar.
adjective relating to or characteristic of smoking or smokers
A1 He is a smoker and he smokes a pack a day.
A2 My friend is a smoker but he is trying to quit.
B1 Being a smoker can have negative effects on your health.
B2 As a smoker, she is aware of the risks but finds it difficult to quit.
C1 The smoker's lounge at the airport is always crowded with people taking a break.
C2 Despite being a smoker for many years, she has managed to maintain good health through exercise and a balanced diet.
formal The surgeon general warns that smoking is harmful to your health, especially for a heavy smoker.
informal My neighbor is a chain smoker and always smells like cigarettes.
slang I can't stand being around that guy, he's such a smokehead.
figurative Being a smoker of negativity will only cloud your mind with pessimism.
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