Press 5A - Lesson 19c Vocabulary
Lesson Content
	Number	Word	Definition	5Note	Example	Type
	1	smoke	to light something on fire an inhale the fumes		He smoked a nice cigar during my brother's wedding.	verb (transitive)
	2	smoky	to have a large amount of smoke present in the area		This place is really smoky.	adjective
	3	heavy smoker	someone who smokes a lot		He is a heavy smoker.	noun (countable)
	4	pack-a-day-smoker	someone who smokes a pack of cigarettes a day		My aunt is a pack-a-day smoker.	noun (countable)
	5	carton	a box that contains 10 packs of cigarettes		How much is a carton of cigarettes?	noun (countable)
	6	a pack of smokes	a pack that contains 20 or so cigarettes		Can you buy me a pack of smokes?	noun (phrase)
	7	cigarette butt	the small part of a cigarette that is left after smoking		Don't leave your cigarette butt there.	noun (countable)
	8	ashtray	a tray that is used to keep the ash from your cigarette during and after smoking		Can I have an ashtray please?	noun (countable)
	9	ash	the soft grey powder that remains after something has been burnt		There is a lot of ash on the table.	noun (uncountable)
	10	tar	a sticky substance that is made from burning tobacco		If you smoke too much, you'll start to get tar in your lunges.	noun (uncountable)
	11	pipe	a tube with a small hole at the end used for smoking tobacco		Where is my pipe?	noun (countable)
	12	cigar	a roll of tobacco leaves that is longer and thicker than a cigarette		Have you ever smoked a cigar?	noun (countable)
	13	chewing tobacco	tobacco that is chewed in one's mouth		Would you like to try some of this chewing tobacco?	noun (uncountable)
	14	take a drag	to inhale the smoke from a cigarette		Would you like to take a drag?	verb (phrase)
	15	deter someone from	to try and stop someone from doing something		How can we deter people from smoking?	verb (phrase)
	16	affect	to cause a change		Smoking can affect your baby while you are pregnant.	verb (transitive)
	17	puff	to breathe smoke from a cigarette into and out of one's lungs.	You can add "away on" if you want to link "puff" to "cigarette"	He just sat there puffing away on cigarette.	verb (intransitive)
	18	inhale	to breathe something into your lungs		This is a cigar. Make sure you don't inhale the smoke.	verb (transitive)
	19	light up	to light a cigarette		You can't light up here.	verb (phrase)
	20	stub out	to cause a cigarette to no longer be on fire by pushing it against a hard surface		Stub out that cigarette before you go inside.	verb (phrase) + object
	21	lung cancer	a disease where you get cancer in your lungs		If you smoke for a long time, you run the risk of developing lung cancer.	noun (uncountable)
	22	nicotine gum	a chewing gum that replaces the drug used in cigarettes		Would you like to try some of this nicotine gum?	noun (uncountable)
	23	nicotine patch	a patch that replaces the drug used in cigarettes		If you want to quit, you should try using some nicotine patches.	noun (countable)
	24	second-hand smoke	smoke from other people		Second-hand smoke is dangerous to people around you.	noun (uncountable)
	25	kick the habit	to quit a bad habit		I want to kick the habit. What should I do?	verb (phrase)
	26	go cold turkey	to quit a bad habit without any assistance		If you want to quit, you should just go "cold turkey".	verb (phrase)
	27	legal age	the age required by law to be able to buy alcohol, cigarettes etc.		What's the legal age for smoking in Japan?	noun (uncountable)
	28	minor	someone who is below legal age		Minors can't buy cigarettes.	noun (countable)
	29	government health warning	a warning that is places on cigarettes to inform people of the potential health risks		There are government health warnings on the front of cigarette packs now.	noun (countable)