Usually means: Pink layer in smoked meats.
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We found 7 dictionaries that define the word smoke ring:

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  1. smoke ring: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  2. smoke ring: Collins English Dictionary
  3. smoke-ring: Wordnik
  4. smoke ring: Wiktionary
  5. Smoke ring (cooking), Smoke ring (disambiguation), Smoke ring, The Smoke Ring (band), The Smoke Ring (novel): Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  6. smoke ring: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. Smoke ring: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (smoke ring)

▸ noun:  A vortex ring of smoke; typically one exhaled by a smoker.

Similar:
smoking, smokecloud, shmoke, puff, reech, whiff, smoke-filled room, lunt, snap inhale, ringlight, more...

Opposite:
smoke puff, smoke cloud, smoke plume

Types:
single, double, triple, vortex, jellyfish, mushroom, heart-shaped, dragon, more...

Phrases:
Smoke Ring for My Halo, more...

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Similar:
smoking, smokecloud, shmoke, puff, reech, whiff, smoke-filled room, lunt, snap inhale, ringlight, more...

Opposite:
smoke puff, smoke cloud, smoke plume

Types:
single, double, triple, vortex, jellyfish, mushroom, heart-shaped, dragon, more...

Phrases:
Smoke Ring for My Halo, more...



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