smake

Past tense of smoke. Grammatically correct. Reserved for hardcore smokers and mentally unwell goths.

person A: Check it out! They have cherry-flavored Marlboros.
person B: I'm aware, I smake all of em already.

by sapphicdarkness June 12, 2022

smake

1. (transitive verb) To stain or mark, thereby claiming as one's own;

2. (adjective) Stained, soiled, or defiled

From New England pronounciation of "smoke"

Quentin's sense of betrayal deepened when Aaron baked him a smake cake for his birthday.

by Vinnie Kowalski & Chester Vincetti March 27, 2004

smake

Shiffty and underhanded.

I think he left the building befor handing in his keys. DAMN HE'S a Smake

by Office retard March 10, 2003

smake

what i do when i smack cade in the face

J.T.-I'm going to smake him
J.S.-Cool

by Jim Bain October 16, 2003

smake

to fake emotion

or to play dirty

you need to smake happy so you can work today.

dude i smaked my girlfriend last night

by midnight pee stain February 24, 2009

smake

Make with an S.Which is better!

Smake things better!

by Jason Gorham November 15, 2007

smake

A person who tends to be prone to a gay disposition.

Jesse never made any dials at his telemarketing job. I swear that guy is a smake.

by Charisse March 12, 2003