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smoked ADJ

smoked glass

smoke <a smoke; smokes> N (relations)

smoke VB (entertainment)

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smoke N

smoke VB (relations)

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smoke

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Black Smoke INDUST

coloured smoke MIL

deliberate smoke MIL

emergency smoke MIL

smoke black

smoke bomb MIL

smoke-bomb N

smoke box ARCHIT

smoke detector ARCHIT

smoke generator

smoke point PETRO ENINEER

smoke producers MIL

smoke running

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The synagogue walls have tall, smoked glass windows which allow light into the sanctuary.
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The ingredients are finely minced in a cutter, packed into beef intestines, smoked for an hour and then cooked by boiling for a short time.
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Writers of the period describe the distinctive taste derived from wood-smoked malts, and the almost universal revulsion it engendered.
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By 1886, the town was noted for producing smoked herring in considerable quantities.
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Sprat, if smoked, is considered to be one of the foods highest in purine content.
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Firth was carrying on a mediocre trade in cold-smoked goldeye, when he miscalculated the heat of his smoker and accidentally developed the now-standard method of hot-smoking it whole.
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It is a raw, smoked brawn, served warm with noodles.
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If salvia is smoked, then the main effects are experienced quickly.
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When it is, it is usually smoked and dried or, less commonly, served in goulash.
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He arrived at his desk much fresher than those cooped up in crowded trains and cars, in which the drivers sometimes smoked.
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