Smoke billowed, eyes watered.

Meaning: This sentence describes the large, rolling clouds of smoke and the eyes producing tears.

Choice of Words: Smoke is a noun that refers to the visible gas and particles produced by burning. Billowed is a verb that describes the large, rolling clouds of smoke. Eyes are the organs of sight. Watered is a verb that describes the production of tears from the eyes.

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