"fire smoke" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where smoke from a fire is present, for example: The air was full of fire smoke, and it stung my eyes.
WOOD, fire, smoke and flesh.
fire smoke in December chill.
So are losses related to fire, smoke, vandalism or theft.
"This is our collaboration with fire, smoke, ash, clay and heat," Mr. Satake said.
In the beginning, a chef sweated away in a kitchen filled with fire, smoke and danger.
"A little fire smoke is not going to shake the faith of these people".
Fire, smoke, drama and spectacle rouse Red Dog: True Blue into a climactic arch.
In insurance parlance, "hazard" means coverage for damage to the structure caused by fire, smoke or vandalism.
New acts with fire, smoke and lots of noise are being introduced at air shows around the country.
It would deliver its power silently and instantly, without the need for oil, fire, smoke, noise, clutch or gearbox.
Human evacuation behaviors could be influenced by the fire smoke movement (Huang et al. 2013).
