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Meanings of take a puff in English
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Usage of take a puff in English
1
Nim would take a puff on the joint too-andinhale with pleasure.
2
I held the match, and he would take a puff or two with satisfaction.
3
She'd refused to give up smoking and used to lift up her niqab to take a puff.
4
She tried to take a puff from her cigarette and found that she had broken it in her fingers.
5
Then he let out a sigh and sat down in his chair to take a puff of his cigarette.
6
And listen dear... At this point she paused and carried the cigarette to her lips, intending to take a puff.
7
The gins showed such curiosity about Lizzie's pipe, that she handed it round and made them each take a puff.
8
The men haven't taken a puff in Symphony Hall since that time.
9
She took a puff on her cigarette and wondered where to begin.
10
She lifted her smouldering cigarette from the ashtray and took a puff.
11
As I took a puff, I glanced at myself in the mirror.
12
He took a puff or two at his cigar and rose.
13
When anyone passed a joint, I only faked taking a puff.
14
He takes a puff and a look, and then a look and a puff.
15
He took a puff at his cigar, and then continued:
16
He took a puff, coughed, spat into a napkin, and set the pipe down.