smokable

American  

[smoh-kuh-buhl] / ˈsmoʊ kə bəl /

Or smokeable

adjective

1. suitable for being smoked.

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noun

1. Usually smokables. things for smoking, as cigars or cigarettes.

Other Word Forms

• unsmokable adjective
• unsmokeable adjective

Etymology

Origin of smokable

First recorded in 1830–40; smoke + -able

Example Sentences

Black said the original vision was to feature Lowell’s products on the smokable side of the menu as a marketing play.

From Los Angeles Times

In a meeting last June, Mr. Harrell met with the relative, who paid him $900 to smuggle two water bottles filled with liquor and five sheets of paper soaked with smokable K-2 synthetic marijuana to the inmate.

From New York Times

Since recreational use marijuana was launched in October, the smokable flower has represented 65% of the $13 million in sales, the Portland Press Herald reported on Sunday.

From Washington Times

The raw, smokable marijuana plant is cheaper to produce and sell because it involves less processing.

From Washington Times

A separate bill that already has won House passage would apply the state’s 4.45% sales tax to smokable medical marijuana products, with the tax revenue earmarked to transportation projects.

From Washington Times