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smokeout

[ smohk-out ]

noun

  1. a day during which smokers are encouraged to abstain from smoking as part of a campaign to emphasize the hazards of the practice.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of smokeout1

Patterned on phrasal verbs with out as a perfective particle, as put out, stamp out, etc.
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Example Sentences

College quads and statehouse lawns are also known for drawing 4/20 celebrations, with the University of Colorado Boulder historically among the largest, though not so much since administrators banned the annual smokeout over a decade ago.

The General Assembly even managed to pass the legislation on the same date as the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout.

As the Great American Smokeout stresses to those who wish to quit, “You don’t have to stop smoking in one day. Start with day one.”

For smokers looking to quit, the American Cancer Society sponsors the Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday in November.

The FDA has not said when it will release its package of anti-tobacco actions, but many in the public health community are expecting it Thursday, when the American Cancer Society conducts its annual Great American Smokeout to encourage smokers to quit.

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