Definition of "smoke-filled" [smoke-filled]

• Containing smoke (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "In the 1970s she called the smoke-filled kitchen of her tiny flat in Moscow "the inn of merry beggars" after the dissident writers and intellectuals who crammed into it, seeking her help."
• "Etymological detour ahead, please skip if it bores you: These types of negotiations used to take place in what was originally called "smoke-filled back rooms" -- but of course, the rooms are now smoke-free."
• "Frightened passengers clawed their way through the smoke-filled cabin and most managed to escape before the explosion."