smoke pole

The term "smoke pole" has varied meanings, ranging from historical firearms to components of traditional dwellings and tools for outdoor activities.

Definition

C1Firearms

(slang, historical)A long gun, such as a rifle or musket, often associated with black powder use.

Example

  • The reenactor carried an authentic smoke pole to the event.
  • He cleaned his smoke pole after a day of hunting.

C2Structures

(technical)The central, vertical support of a teepee or a ridgepole in traditional dwellings.

Example

  • The teepee's stability depends on the strength of its smoke pole.
  • They used a sturdy smoke pole to construct the ridge of the shelter.

B2Outdoors

(practical)A long stick with a burning tip, used to repel insects.

Example

  • They lit the smoke pole to keep the mosquitoes away.
  • Camping in the woods, they relied on a smoke pole for insect control.

C2Slang

(vulgar)A crude term for performing oral sex on a man.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "smoke pole":

smoke blowerhand cannonsmoke eaterpellet gunpop gunsmoke upsmoke bombbig gunsmoke dopesmoke grinderpoacher's gunbarking irondick smoker