Think of another word that means the same
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chiarieds
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So if I put 'clap', the next person might put 'applaud.' So think of another word (only one) that means the same as the one the previous poster has put. Then add another word of your own.
I'll start with
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Hi @youhave13hours - you can now put in your own word for others to find another word that means the same thing
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Clean.
Do we need another new word @chiarieds?
I think this game will work without a new word - and i don't want to take over @youhave13hours turn. -
Hi @anisty - if you find one word that means the same as the word the previous person posted, then add another new (completely different) word. Make sure you have at least one other word in mind that will work for the next poster!
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Ooh sorry I didn't read the instructions properly!
Pristine
Happy
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Joyful.
Extrovert -
Rails
Sofa -
Lounger
Holiday -
vacationfree
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Priceless
Tv -
Tele
Safe -
securefast
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Rapid
Dark -
Black
Balms -
Unlit
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Unlit
Grow -
Nurtured
House -
praisehorrible
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Awful
Sleep -
Thermos
Numbers
Brightness
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