Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

outsmoke

verb

/aʊtˈsmoʊk/

Definition

To produce more smoke than another or to create a larger volume of smoke.

Examples

Despite enjoying a quiet night by the campfire, the wind caused the flames to outsmoke the surrounding area.
The old chimney seemed to outsmoke every other on the street, filling the air with a thick haze.

Meaning

Outsmoke refers to the act of generating a greater amount of smoke compared to something else, often used in contexts dealing with cigarettes, fires, or smoking substances.