1840 R. H. Dana xxviii. 98 We calked and pasted, and, so far as we could, made the ship smoke-tight.
1849 H. D. Thoreau 8 Skirted..with alder swamps and smoke-like maples.
1888 G. M. Hopkins 1 May (1938) 145 I..dislike any town..for its bad and smokefoul air.
1901 24 Dec. 7/2 One of the firemen donned a smoke-proof suit and helmet.
1937 ‘G. Orwell’ iv. 71 You walk through the smoke-dim slums of Manchester.