Smoking
//ˈsməʊkɪŋ//
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The word "smoking" can be used as noun, adjective, verb and adjective.
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bad breath bad teeth and gums birth defects cancer caughing death detrimental to health develop cough disease cancer dying getting lung cancer getting other people angry hair smells like smoke having carcinogens in lungs ill health illness in love lung cancer lung disease needed reparis persistent cough pleasure reduced lung capacity smell bad
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blow smoke cough coughing damaging health develop lung cancer drop ashes on yourself eat peanuts exhale flick ash into ashtray go outside inhale inhaling narcotics for pleasure light cigarette lighting cigarette puff cigarette relax stand outside talk on phone talk with friends talking think about bad health effects think about quitting smoking
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attempting to appear suave being accepted by other smokers causing cancer causing emphesyma chimneys contaminate conversation destroying lungs endorphin release enjoy dying enjoying flavor of tobacco enjoying nicotine false sense of popularity getting cancer getting nicotine getting sick getting warm giving yourself early death habit ham harming body impressing others losers making raiad1024 cough people who addicted to cigarettes people who addicted to marijuana people who addicted to tobacco people who ignore health warnings relaxation relaxing relieving stress slow suicide social value staining teeth yellow waste money and life
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