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 • Feb. 8, 2024

Parnas also donated to DeSantis, who upon winning the election legalized smokable medical marijuana.

From Salon • Nov. 10, 2019

Leon County Circuit Court Judge Karen Gievers ruled on May 25 that the state’s ban on smokable medical marijuana is unconstitutional.

From Seattle Times • May 29, 2018

Evidence, presented by Botanist Ray Fields Dawson of the University of Missouri: tomato leaves grafted on tobacco plants are smokable, but tobacco leaves grafted on tomato vines have no nicotine flavor at all.

From Time Magazine Archive

They installed at Graham's a handsome show-case and fixtures especially for the sale and display of cigars, and thereafter it was possible to purchase smokable tobacco in our town.

From The Fortune Hunter by Vance, Louis Joseph