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123marcel: tip added

2024-09-20T01:17:56Z

tip added

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	When trying to guess one can identify the category and try to guess like that.		When trying to guess one can identify the category and try to guess like that.

	If playing with 4 or less, you will get 2 words. You have the option of playing the game as "JUST TWO". so if the word is MEATBALL, your 2 words could be SPAGHETTI / AND. However if someone else gets equally creative, that can DUPLICATE a word. Also if using 2 individual words, make sure they don't sound like a 2 word combo. Let's say the word was TIDE... You could put WHITE WASH. but that might be confusing vs. WASH - WHITE...		If playing with 4 or less, you will get 2 words. You have the option of playing the game as "JUST TWO". So if the word is MEATBALL, your 2 words could be SPAGHETTI - AND. (However if someone else gets equally creative, that can DUPLICATE a word.) Also if using 2 individual words, make sure they don't sound like a 2 word combo. Let's say the word was TIDE... You could put WHITE WASH. but that might be confusing vs. WASH - WHITE...

123marcel: Tip added

2024-09-20T01:16:40Z

Tip added

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	When trying to guess one can identify the category and try to guess like that.		When trying to guess one can identify the category and try to guess like that.

			If playing with 4 or less, you will get 2 words. You have the option of playing the game as "JUST TWO". so if the word is MEATBALL, your 2 words could be SPAGHETTI / AND. However if someone else gets equally creative, that can DUPLICATE a word. Also if using 2 individual words, make sure they don't sound like a 2 word combo. Let's say the word was TIDE... You could put WHITE WASH. but that might be confusing vs. WASH - WHITE...

Markell: I added #4, about phrases

2023-02-20T23:01:45Z

I added #4, about phrases

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	Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2.		Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2.

	There ~~three~~ types of good clues:		There are 4 types of good clues:

	# Synonyms		# Synonyms
	# Reference		# Reference
	# Creative, unusual usage or reference		# Creative, unusual usage or reference
			# Phrases that ''end'' with the target word (but not necessarily ones that ''begin'' with it)

	Some clues are there to disambiguate use them wisely.		Some clues are there to disambiguate use them wisely.

Freelancer: Trying to offer some tips. Feel free disprove it.

2022-11-28T06:38:23Z

Trying to offer some tips. Feel free disprove it.

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	Consider where the other players are from (different continents).		Consider where the other players are from (different continents).
	Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2.		Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2.

			There three types of good clues:

			# Synonyms
			# Reference
			# Creative, unusual usage or reference

			Some clues are there to disambiguate use them wisely.

			Less common clues are:

			# Related words (not the best clues)
			# Meta-word telling what type of word the mystery word is.

			When trying to guess one can identify the category and try to guess like that.

SmilinTweety: Created page with " Strategies: Consider where the other players are from (different continents). Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2."

2022-10-30T18:06:04Z

Created page with " Strategies: Consider where the other players are from (different continents). Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2."

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Strategies:

Consider where the other players are from (different continents).
Skipping if you are unsure uses up 1 card, however guessing incorrectly uses 2.