nonsmoking

Also non-smok·ing,

[non-smoh-king]

adjective

1. having restrictions against the smoking of tobacco.

   a nonsmoking section of an airplane.

2. not using cigarettes, cigars, or other smoking materials.

   nonsmoking persons.

Word History and Origins

Origin of nonsmoking¹

1890–95; non- + smoking ( def. )

Example Sentences

Its versatility and high-quality construction make it an unforgettable gift for adventurous foodies and smokers alike.Budget-friendly alternative: Crafthouse by Fortessa’s Smoking Box, a more compact and nonsmoking option for infusing food and drinks.

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Asked about this, Buettner agrees: “When I first was writing about it, it felt like a nonsmoking message would be like, ‘Don’t do crack.’

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Several complexes in Carlsbad already have existing nonsmoking clauses in their leases.

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All were nonsmoking and not using steroid medications, tobacco, alcohol or other recreational drugs during pregnancy.

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Smoking is currently allowed on 25% of the casino floor, but those areas are spread out widely over the entire gambling area, with the effect that secondhand smoke is present and detectable even in nonsmoking sections.

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