Run-away train
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Run-away train
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I hereby present you a new game, Run-away Train. The rules are pretty similar to Free Word Association, from which I draw inspiration. (Thanks for such a great game Latinus.) Basically, the difficulty level is notched up a little. Each new word must contain the first and last letters of the previous one.
For example, cat - attack - asking
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The first word is: hammer
I hereby present you a new game, Run-away Train. The rules are pretty similar to Free Word Association, from which I draw inspiration. (Thanks for such a great game Latinus.) Basically, the difficulty level is notched up a little. Each new word must contain the first and last letters of the previous one.
For example, cat - attack - asking
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The first word is: hammer
L'héroïsme au quotidien n'est pas dans une attitude défensive mais dans le positionnement tranquille.
- Jacques Salomé
- Jacques Salomé
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Hammer-murder-rumour, that doesn't follow the rules of the game. So I'll try and make it clearer. Above I have given the example cat-attack-asking. In cat, the first letter is 'c' and the last, 't'. Both 'c' & 't' are present in the next word, attack. Similarly, in attack, the first letter is 'a' and the last, 'k'. So I wrote asking, which has both the letters, i.e., a & k.
Now, in murder, the first letter of hammer, 'h, is missing. Similarly, in rumour, the first letter of murder, 'm', is missing.
Try again now.
Now, in murder, the first letter of hammer, 'h, is missing. Similarly, in rumour, the first letter of murder, 'm', is missing.
Try again now.
L'héroïsme au quotidien n'est pas dans une attitude défensive mais dans le positionnement tranquille.
- Jacques Salomé
- Jacques Salomé