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Meaning of fumacious
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fumacious (a.)
Smoky; hence, fond of smoking; addicted to smoking tobacco.
fumacious Sentence Examples
- The air grew fumacious as the wildfire consumed nearby vegetation.
- The fumes from the factory chimney emanated a pungent, fumacious odor.
- The dark, fumacious clouds billowing from the volcano threatened to obscure the sun.
- The old locomotive emitted a thick, fumacious trail of smoke as it chugged down the tracks.
- The medieval torches illuminated the castle with a fumacious glow.
- The extinguished campfire left behind a trail of fumacious ashes.
- The burning incense filled the room with a pleasant, yet slightly fumacious aroma.
- The fireworks exploded with a deafening bang, leaving a fumacious haze in their wake.
- The aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans permeated the air with a tantalizing, fumacious scent.
- The fumacious fumes from the gas leak rendered the room uninhabitable.
FAQs About the word fumacious
Smoky; hence, fond of smoking; addicted to smoking tobacco.
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The air grew fumacious as the wildfire consumed nearby vegetation.
The fumes from the factory chimney emanated a pungent, fumacious odor.
The dark, fumacious clouds billowing from the volcano threatened to obscure the sun.
The old locomotive emitted a thick, fumacious trail of smoke as it chugged down the tracks.
