Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

smoke-a-pack

phrase

/smoʊk ə pæk/

Definition

To smoke a pack of cigarettes, typically referring to the casual or habitual act of smoking an entire package within a certain timeframe.

Examples

After a long day, he would often find himself in the backyard to smoke-a-pack and relax.
She decided to quit smoking after realizing she used to smoke-a-pack every week.
The group of friends gathered outside the bar, each ready to smoke-a-pack as they shared stories.

Meaning

The phrase ‘smoke-a-pack’ often implies a lifestyle choice associated with smoking, highlighting the quantity of cigarettes consumed in one sitting or over a day.