Toking up was implied by smoky backgrounds and non sequiturial banter.
They also ran the second-most important ad of the season, painting Quinn as a creature of a smoky backroom.
We see Lauren, covered in sweat, dancing nervously in the middle of a smoky, caliginous, gay S&M club.
Thousands of people wrapped in flags marched in the frosty, smoky air.
The police threw the rocks back and fired tear gas in smoky arcs over the wall.
How eagerly did my glance endeavour to penetrate the smoky distance!
They're mostly dim and smoky, or like they're made out of fog, but this one wasn't.
But he had never before returned so late, with his brain so hot and smoky.
With that, Juve-Vagualame disappeared into a smoky wine shop.
Brown paper should never be used with baked dishes; the pitch and tar which it contains will give the meat a smoky bad taste.
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A police officer, esp a state highway patrol officer: Keep Don advised for the location of ''Smokies''
[1970s+ Citizens band & truckers; fr the fact that many state highway patrol police wear a broad-brimmed ranger's hat like that worn by the US Forest Service's ursine symbol]
