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Two letters. One word that spans them. First real word wins the point.
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Two letters. One word that spans them. First real word wins the point.
Each round shows two letters. Type a real English word that starts with the first letter and ends with the last letter.
The word must be at least as long as the room's minimum, which the host picks from 3 to 7 letters. With a minimum of 5, R and O accepts rodeo or radio, and L and S accepts losses but not loss.
The first valid word wins the point and ends the round. If nobody finds one before the timer runs out, nobody scores. Each round finishes by showing a few words that would have worked.
British and American spellings both count. Plurals and past tenses count. Names and places only count if the host switched them on.
Guessing a word the dictionary does not know locks you out for 2 seconds, so think before you send. A wrong first letter, wrong last letter or too short word costs nothing.
After the last round, the highest score wins. A tie goes to sudden death rounds between the tied players.