First Known Use: 1974
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s'more
noun \ˈsmȯr\
: a sweet food that is made by putting a melted marshmallow and a piece of chocolate between two crackers
Full Definition of S'MORE
: a dessert consisting usually of toasted marshmallow and pieces of chocolate bar sandwiched between two graham crackers
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Origin of S'MORE
alteration of some more
Rhymes with S'MORE
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