smoke out

To find and reveal someone or something that has been hidden.

• We must smoke out the thief.
• The investigation smoked out several dishonest officials.
• Her questions helped smoke out the truth.

Similar words: uncover, expose, reveal

Common phrases: smoke out a spy, smoke out the truth

To force a person or animal to leave a place by filling it with smoke.

• They smoked out the bees.
• The hunters smoked the animals out of their hiding place.
• Smoke from the fire smoked us out of the cabin.

How to use it: smoke someone/something out of somewhere (They smoked the bees out of the shed.)

Similar words: drive out

Common phrases: smoke out bees, smoke someone out

To share your cannabis with someone and smoke it together.

• She smoked me out after dinner.
• He usually smokes out friends who have no weed.
• Will you smoke us out tonight?

How to use it: smoke someone out (He offered to smoke his friends out.)

Similar words: share cannabis

Common phrases: smoke someone out, smoke out friends

To smoke so much cannabis that its effects become very strong.

• He was completely smoked out.
• They got smoked out and fell asleep on the sofa.
• I felt smoked out after that strong joint.

Similar words: get too high

Common phrases: be smoked out, get smoked out

To use up all the tobacco or cannabis available by smoking it.

• The bong was smoked out.
• By midnight, we were smoked out and had nothing left.
• They passed the pipe around until it was smoked out.

Similar words: use up

Common phrases: be smoked out, smoke out a pipe