Bit of a smoke screen?
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WISPBit of a smoke screen?
IONBit produced by a smoke alarm
WISPBit of smoke
PUFFBit of smoke
WISPBit of smoke or hair
PEACEPIPEA smoke of sorts.
SLATYOf a smoke-blue color.
WISPStart of a smoke signal
WISPPart of a smoke screen?
WAFTEDEmulated a puff of smoke
NOSESmoke detector, of a sort
POOFSound accompanying a cloud of smoke
smoga mixture of smoke and fog
wispierthready streak a wisp of smoke
clearer(of a fire) Burning with little smoke
smogsSMOG, a mixture of smoke and fog
wreathing(esp. of smoke) Move with a curling motion
wreathes(esp. of smoke) Move with a curling motion
whiffsA puff or breath of air or smoke
smokescreena cloud of smoke raised to conceal movements
dragging(of a person) Inhale the smoke from (a cigarette)
dragged(of a person) Inhale the smoke from (a cigarette)
smokiestProducing or obscured by a great deal of smoke
smoketo drive from a refuge by means of smoke
smokescreensSMOKESCREEN, a cloud of smoke raised to conceal movements
HAZYSTACKSResult of setting off a smoke bomb in a library?
blewto shape (glass, smoke, etc.) with a current of air
smokingInhale and exhale the smoke of tobacco or a drug
blowsto shape (glass, smoke, etc.) with a current of air
miasmalheavy vaporous emanation or atmosphere a miasma of tobacco smoke
blowingto shape (glass, smoke, etc.) with a current of air
miasmasheavy vaporous emanation or atmosphere a miasma of tobacco smoke
blowto shape (glass, smoke, etc.) with a current of air
billowA large undulating mass of something, typically cloud, smoke, or steam
smokingDrive someone or something out of a place by using smoke
smokeyfull of smoke also SMOKY / a police officer who patrols highways
belching(esp. of a chimney) Send (smoke or flames) out or up
puffsA small quantity of vapor or smoke, emitted in one blast
belching(of smoke or flames) Pour out from a chimney or other opening
fumatoryof or pertaining to smoke, esp. tobacco smoke, or a place for smoking