she's so smoking

Hello Jeff

<She's so smoking>

I've never heard this before. If I did, I would assume that "she" was "obviously attractive in looks or manner".

<She's swell>

I would take this to mean "she is a fine person".

I wouldn't expect to hear this in British English. It sounds like something an older AmE speaker might say; but I may be wrong.

Or "she's smoking so much"?

<Or "she's smoking so much"?>

Oh, I see – <she's so "smoking">, so to speak?

MrP

If you want, MrP...

[now, where's my lighter...]

But you don't have any candles.

I'm not holding any at the moment.

Glad to hear it. There are some pretty strict H&S requirements round here.

H&S? Health & Security? Heat and S... ?

<stern>

"Health & Safety."

And if you're planning to use that ladder to fetch down a box of prepositions, I hope you've passed your Ladder Awareness Certificate.

Here we have strict health and safety requirements when it comes to "smoking".

Now, wouldn't you say my cheerleader is "so smoking"?