antismoke

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ smoke.

Adjective

antismoke (comparative more antismoke, superlative most antismoke)

1. Opposing, preventing or protecting from smoke.
   • 1979, Utah State Historical Society, Beehive history, Issues 5-9:

     Railroads needed to install standard antismoke equipment on locomotives.

   • 2005, Gregory J. Crowley, The politics of place: contentious urban redevelopment in Pittsburgh:

     In 1889 the Ladies^[sic] Health and Protective Association organized the first sustained antismoke movement in Pittsburgh.

Derived terms

• antismoker

 

Translations

opposing, preventing or protecting from smoke

• Portuguese: antifumaça

Anagrams

• mokatines