Word game
OwnerDavid D. Danielinventor
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Abstract
A word game comprising the steps of turning a plurality of letter tiles upside down with each letter tile having a single letter on one side thereof. Next, distributing a word bracket, a score pad, and a writing implement to all players. Then a die is thrown to determine which player goes first, and each player then draws a single letter tile until each player can form a three letter word composed of a plurality of letters. The players then take turns guessing the word that another player has by making a guess of a three letter word with each guess responded to by the answer ‘odd’ or ‘even’ corresponding to either an odd or even number of correct letters guessed respectively. Points are scored for the player who correctly guessed the word.
Claims19
A game methodology, comprising the steps of:
- turning a plurality of letter tiles upside down;
- distributing a word bracket, a score pad, and a writing implement to all players;
- throwing a die to determine which player goes first, and each player then drawing a single letter tile until each player can form a word composed of a plurality of letters;
- taking turns guessing said word that another player has by making a guess of a word with each guess responded to by the answer ‘odd’ or ‘even’ corresponding to either an odd or even number of correct letters guessed respectively;
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- scoring points for the player who correctly guessed the word.
A game playing method, comprising the steps of:
- turning a plurality of letter tiles upside down, each letter tile having a single letter on one side thereof;
- distributing a word bracket, a score pad, and a writing implement to all players;
- throwing a die to determine which player goes first, and each player then drawing a single letter tile until each player can form a three letter word composed of a plurality of letters;
- taking turns guessing said word that another player has by making a guess of a three letter word with each guess responded to by the answer ‘odd’ or ‘even’ corresponding to either an odd or even number of correct letters guessed respectively;
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- scoring points for the player who correctly guessed the word.
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