Tonzola "How to Make S'mores"

formal or explicit authorization, consent, or approval granted by someone in authority

• clutching

• permission

• chatter

• original

openly and voluntarily admit or acknowledge one's wrongdoing, guilt, or a truth that may have been concealed

• permission

• terrorism

• clutching

• confess

continuous and rapid exchange of informal or inconsequential conversation

• permission

• tilt

• chatter

• clutching

action of tightly grasping or holding onto something, often with a firm and intense grip

• clutching

• tilt

• original

• slithered

systematic use of violence, intimidation, or fear-inducing tactics to achieve political, ideological, religious, or social objective

• poverty

• chatter

• original

• terrorism

state of financial insufficiency and deprivation, where individuals or communities lack the necessary resources

• poverty

• clutching

• slithered

• original

pertains to something that is unique, innovative, or created for the first time,

• assembling

• permission

• confess

• original

leaning or inclining movement

• tilt

• original

• assembling

• slithered

the process of gathering and putting together separate parts or components to create a unified whole

• confess

• tilt

• original

• assembling

a smooth, sinuous, and often stealthy movement

• tilt

• assembling

• slithered

• confess