in my eternal boredom I remembered a game I used to play in 8th grade (2006). It's called Vocabulary Showdown. here's how it goes.
I'll choose a letter. For sake of example let's use x.
Now I say a word. Let's say xenon.
Now it's your turn. You say a word you think is more complex than xenon, but also starts with x. You say xylophone.
Now it's my turn again (since there are only two people playing, but any number of people can play with no turn order forum-game style). I'll say xenophobia.
Eventually, we'll run out of words. When that happens (if there are no posts for a certain amount of time or more than two people agree that we're out of words) then we'll change letters. You can say that whoever has the last word wins, but not really. The whole point is to see how long you can drag it out, since if you play matriarchal the turn after I play many I don't necessarily have to play a more complex word. I just have to try my best to do so. If I can't, then I play whatever word will come close.
I'll start. The letter is p.
Palm.
I'll choose a letter. For sake of example let's use x.
Now I say a word. Let's say xenon.
Now it's your turn. You say a word you think is more complex than xenon, but also starts with x. You say xylophone.
Now it's my turn again (since there are only two people playing, but any number of people can play with no turn order forum-game style). I'll say xenophobia.
Eventually, we'll run out of words. When that happens (if there are no posts for a certain amount of time or more than two people agree that we're out of words) then we'll change letters. You can say that whoever has the last word wins, but not really. The whole point is to see how long you can drag it out, since if you play matriarchal the turn after I play many I don't necessarily have to play a more complex word. I just have to try my best to do so. If I can't, then I play whatever word will come close.
I'll start. The letter is p.
Palm.
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