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The phrase "smoker out" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in informal contexts, possibly referring to the act of forcing someone who smokes to leave a place or to reveal their smoking habits. Example: "We need to smoker out of the house before the party starts to keep the air fresh."
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But the charred barrel smoker out front said otherwise.
Her driver then tried to push the smoker out of the way.
"We grind our own meat, make our own pastas and have a smoker out back".
Clove cigarettes are so popular in Indonesia that only one smoker out of 10 prefers standard cigarettes, known here as whites.
The restaurant has a wood oven, rotisserie and grill as well as a smoker out back, and that wonderful smoky aroma is evident the minute you enter.
Ingredients are free-range and local: they have their own smoker out the back – using cherry and apple wood to bring a tang to pastrami or Jamaican jerk wings.
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"Now that I'm a reformed smoker, it's a good idea to push the smokers out," he said.
A block away, a smoker pulled out a bright red pack of Chunghwa cigarettes from China.
One smoker stands out: a woman tethered to a portable oxygen tank!
"No longer when a smoker pulls out a packet of cigarettes will that packet be a mobile billboard".
But that person, a cigar smoker, moved out voluntarily after just a few days, and got his security deposit back, Ms. Yon said.
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