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Meanings of long whiff in English
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Usage of long whiff in English
1
He drew a long whiff from his pipe and puffed it slowly forth.
2
Mr. Waife drew a long whiff, and took a more serene view of affairs.
3
The squire drew a long whiff from his pipe.
4
Then, after a long whiff, Did you ever see her play with the little children?
5
Dr. Riccabocca shrugged his shoulders, restored his pipe to his mouth, and took a long whiff.
6
Then I'd have them bring their crayons up to their noses and take a good long whiff.
7
And Juno, taking the pipe from her mouth, greeted us with a long whiff of smoke, and-
8
I took a long whiff and let my lips rest against his smooth neck, just for a moment.
9
If she were his-He took a long whiff of his cigar and threw the match in the fire.
10
I take a long whiff.
11
St. George drew a long whiff of his pipe, and then puffed out a cloud of smoke as big as his head.
12
When he had succeeded in raising a smoke, the Major gave a long whiff, and, turning his head toward the bar, he said:
13
Lifting the bowl of the censer, in the eyes of all the people he drew in a long whiff to bear witness of peace.
14
The Bear took several long whiffs at his pipe, and thus continued,-
15
Having smoked two or three long whiffs, he said, 'Where is this Armenian?
16
The miller heard him, puffed long whiffs, and answered civilly, but without committing himself.
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