“To smoke out” in Japanese
Short answer
To smoke out in Japanese is “燻り出す” (iburidasu). Full meaning: to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.).
Other ways to say “To smoke out” in Japanese
いぶり出す
iburidasu to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
探し出す
sagashidasu to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
燻り出さ
iburidasa to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
燻り出せ
iburidase to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
燻り出し
iburidashi to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
燻り出そ
iburidaso to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
いぶり出そ
iburidaso to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
燻り出そふ
iburidasou to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
燻り出そう
iburidasou to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
いぶり出せ
iburidase to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
いぶり出し
iburidashi to smoke out (insects, animals, etc.)
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