Define Smoko Meaning

Smoko
a slang term used on building sites in Australia, meaning a morning-tea break, or a smoke break.

"we'll knock off at 11 for smoko"
"grab us some pies for smoko"
By Tamar
Smoko
1. a break, more literally a cigarette break.

2. to have a cigarette break

1. Go have a smoko.

2. Go smoko.
By Row
Smoko
a slang term used widely in Australia to denote breaks given by law to smokers in Australian business. Due to a quirk in the laws a smoko must be given to a smoker if requested, but if theyre not a smoker, they cannot request a similar break, even if the smokers in the office take a smoko frequently

"Im off for smoko"
"smoko break!"
By Claude
Smoko
A rest from work so that you can have a little time for a ciggy (cigarette).

Gren: hey I'm gonna have a smoko now
Paurine: K mate i'll join ya, just need to tell the boss. Hey Bob I'm gonna have a smoko
Bob: Cool mate have a jolly good time.
By Elwira
Smoko
The gas station Sunoco when they sell cigarettes and everyone buys them and smokes them outside the gas station.

When I went to smoko there was a gang smoking cigarettes.
By Gerda
Smoko
1. Also the cannabis itself.
2. Or cheap 'rollie' ciggarette tobacco.

1. "Got any smoko on ya brudda?"
2. "I bought a bag of smoko this morning. They didn't have 'Drum' so I got 'Winfield Red' instead."
By Eva
Smoko
The Above, but is also an Australian term used to describe smoking cannibus at any time.

"Keen to go for a smoko?"
"Yeah, I had a smoko when I woke up this morning."
By Roselia
Smoko
Fancy dress party held by veterinary students in Queensland Australia, first and last friday of every semester. Themes are revealed a week ahead of time, respect is given to those who produce funny/witty/amazing costumes for the theme in this time. Frequent nudity from the male contingent when they take the Eagle Rock too far.

I cant wait for friday Harder faster stronger better; Olympics SMOKO is going to be awesome!
By Michal
Smoko

let's go for a smoko
By Farra
Smoko
(Australian) Noun: A short break from work, typically morning or afternoon and the time normally needed to have a toilet break, smoke a cigarette (hence the origin of the word) and possibly have a coffee and/or a light meal.

1) It’s been a bugger of a morning, thank God we got smoko coming up!
2) I’m new around here. What time is smoko?
By Ferdinanda