besmoke in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To besmoke means to expose food or surroundings to smoke, typically for flavoring or preservation.

The campfire besmoked the surrounding trees, leaving a faint aroma in the air.
As the chef prepared the dish, he decided to besmoke the salmon for added flavor.
The old cabin was besmoked by years of neglect and the remnants of past fires.
During the barbecue, the meat was thoroughly besmoked, enriching its taste with a deep, smoky essence.
She loved how the scent of besmoked wood lingered in her clothes after the party.
The artist used besmoked paper to create a unique texture for her latest piece.
We could see the sky turning hazy as the nearby factory continued to besmoke the neighborhood.
The ancient ritual involved besmoking herbs to cleanse the space of negative energy.
He admired the artistry of the chef as he expertly besmoked the vegetables, enhancing their natural sweetness.
The fireplace had besmoked the walls over time, giving the room a cozy, rustic feel.