to endorse, To give approval or support publicly., sneak pick, A brief advance look at something before its official release., curiosity, The desire to learn more about something unknown or unfamiliar., to hook someone, To attract or capture someone's interest strongly., to entice, To lure or tempt by offering something attractive., testimonials, Written statements praising someone’s skills or products based on personal experience., scarcity, Lack of availability or insufficient supply of something desired., compelling, Very convincing or persuasive; hard to resist., Gambling, Betting money or valuables on games involving chance with uncertain outcomes., Looming, Approaching or impending dangerously or ominously., to nudge someone, To gently push or encourage someone towards an action., Jeopardy, Risk; exposure to harm or loss., a bond, An agreement or contract between parties securing payment or performance; a connection, Reckoning, Calculation or estimation of costs, debts, etc.; also judgment day or time to face consequences., a Trap, Something set up to catch or deceive people., a Victim, Someone who suffers harm, injury, or is exploited by another person or situation., Vulnerable, Exposed to risk or attack; easily hurt physically or emotionally., To nudge, To gently encourage or persuade someone to do something, To tweak a sentence, To make a small improvement or adjustment to a sentence, To elicit, To get or draw out a response, information, or a reaction from someone., To convey, To communicate or make an idea, feeling, or information known to someone., Genuine, Real, sincere, and honest; not fake or pretended., Backdoor., A hidden or secret method to get access to smth, something secret or illegal.

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