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“To smoke” in Japanese

Short answer
もくる mokuru mokuru

To smoke in Japanese is “もくる” (mokuru). Full meaning: to smoke.

Other ways to say “To smoke” in Japanese

燻す ibusu to smoke (something), to fumigate; to oxidize, to oxidise 喫む nomu to drink, to gulp, to swallow, to take (medicine); to smoke (tobacco); to engulf, to overwhelm 燻る iburu to smoke, to smoulder, to smolder, to sputter; to be sooty, to be smoke-stained; to smoulder (e.g. a dispute), to smolder 吸う suu to smoke, to breathe in, to inhale; to suck, to sip, to slurp; to absorb, to soak up 煙る keburu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim 燻べる kusuberu to smoke, to fumigate 燻らす kuyurasu to smoke (e.g. pipe), to puff (cigarette) 吹かす fukasu to smoke (a cigarette, pipe, etc.), to puff on, to puff out (smoke); to rev (an engine), to race; to put on (an air of), to act in a ... way, to behave as, to play (the role of) 喫する kissuru to eat, to drink, to smoke, to take; to suffer (e.g. defeat), to receive a blow すふ suu to smoke, to breathe in, to inhale; to suck, to sip, to slurp; to absorb, to soak up 烟る keburu to smoke (e.g. fire), to billow smoke, to smoulder, to smolder; to be hazy, to look dim

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