outsmoke
/aʊtˈsmoʊk/
verb
- To smoke more or better than someone else, especially in a competition or comparison.
- He challenged his friend to see who could outsmoke the other in a single session.
- At the barbecue, she managed to outsmoke everyone with her secret blend of wood chips.
- The old fisherman claimed he could outsmoke any sailor on the dock.
- To produce more smoke than something else, often in a literal sense.
- The factory's chimney seemed to outsmoke all the others in the valley.
- The old engine would outsmoke modern cars when it started up.
- This campfire will outsmoke any fire you build with wet wood.
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