IPA: /bɪˈsmoʊk/
KK: /bɪˈsmoʊk/
To make something dirty or damaged by smoke, or to dry or harden it using smoke.
The chef decided to besmoke the meat to give it a rich flavor.
Past: besmoked
Past Participle: besmoked
The word 'besmoke' is formed from the prefix 'be-' (meaning to cause to be or to make) and the root 'smoke' (from Old English 'smocian', meaning to emit smoke). Thus, 'besmoke' means to cause something to be covered or filled with smoke.
Think of 'be-' meaning to make or cause, and 'smoke' referring to the emission of smoke. This helps you remember that 'besmoke' means to make something smoky.