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If you're referring to the stuff coming out of a tailpipe, it's a noun (person, place, thing, or idea).
It could be a verb under some circumstances (my children exhaust me).
Slap an 'ing' on and you could have a gerund.
Not quite as versatile as 'smurf', but a fun word nonetheless.
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