Crossword clues for smore
smore
- Sticky treat
- Sticky snack made with a stick
- Snack usually eaten outdoors
- Snack made from graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate
- Sandwich assembled near a fire
- Partly roasted treat
- Partially roasted dessert
- Microwaveable treat
- Messy munchie
- Messy campfire treat
- Messy campfire snack
- Melted treat
- Marshmallow treat
- It's often cooked in the woods
- Graham cracker treat
- Gooey treat at a cookout
- Gooey treat at a campfire
- Gooey cookout dessert
- Gooey campfire-cooked treat
- Gooey campfire goody
- Girl Scout cookie with a marshmallowy filling
- Fireside treat
- Dessert with a gooey center
- Dessert typically cooked outside
- Cookout confection
- Chocolate and marshmallow snack often made by campers
- Chocolate and marshmallow snack made over a campfire
- Chocolate and marshmallow snack
- Campsite confection
- Campout snack
- Campout confection
- Campout concoction
- Camporee treat
- Camping confection
- Campfire-created confection
- Campfire goody
- Campfire creation
- Camper's confection
- Round-the-campfire treat
- Chocolate marshmallow snack
- Camper's dessert item
- Camp-out treat
- Chocolaty campfire treat
- Treat with Graham crackers
- Campfire treat popular with Scouts
- Messy snack
- Chewy treat
- Gooey goody
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- Sweet treat
- Marshmallowy treat
- Gooey campfire treat
- Gooey campout goody
- Gooey treat cooked over a campfire
- Snack with a chewy center
- Melted munchie
- Camp treat
- Camping treat
- Three-ingredient sandwich
- Gooey campfire snack
- Campfire snack
- Campout treat
- Camping unit
- Camping snack
- Campground treat
- Camper's treat
- Camper's gooey treat
- Treat rarely prepared indoors
- Treat often made by campers
- Treat made from graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate
- Treat cooked over a campfire
- Three-ingredient treat
- The sweet treat at last!
- Sweet camping treat
- Summer camp treat
The Collaborative International Dictionary
smore
Smoor \Smoor\, v. t. [AS. smorian; akin to D. & LG. smoren, G.
schmoren to stew. Cf. Smother.]
To suffocate or smother. [Written also smore.] [Obs. or
Prov. Eng. & Scot.]
--Sir T. More. Burns.
Wiktionary
smore
vb. (context obsolete transitive English) To smother.