E-Scrabble
Change one letter of the last word posted (by me at the bottom) and see who gets stuck and can’t continue!
Rules:
1. You cannot add letters.
2. No foreign words.
3. Change only one letter.
4. Send it back to the person that sent it to you, plus 10 new people.
(NOTE: As this last rule constitutes chain mail, I will not play along! But the chain so far is interesting.)
- STARTING WORD: lime
- Tracy — time
- Michelle — tame
- Wendy — same
- Terry — some
- Virginia — tome (book, volume, digest or work)
- Ed — tomb (As I rise from the)
- Kathy — comb
- Larry — bomb (as in BOOM)
- Chuck — boob (as in the person who sent this to me)
- Tracy — boot
- Laneta — toot (as in toot your horn or toot gas) LOL
- Judy — trot
- Anita — trod
- Gary — prod
- Dan — prop
- Karen — crop
- Bette — chop
- Catriona — shop
- Leslie — hope
- Jim — pope
- June — mope
- John — dope
- Evelyn — dote
- Donna — vote
- Janet — note
- Jen — tote
- Marsha — tots
- Lisa — toys
- Sher — toes
- Cyndi — woes
- Diane — foes
- Tracy — does
- Charen — dots
- Jack — lots
- Brian — logs
- Cheryl — bogs
- Hank — dogs
- Karen — digs
- Justin — figs
- Carol — rigs
- Shirley — digs
- Marsha — pigs
- Liz — gigs
- Ray — gags
- Lynn— gads
- Kathy — pads
- MB — lads
- Babe — lady
- Cathy — lazy
- Cynthia — hazy
- Melinda — haze
- Diane — gaze
- Wally — maze (as in I’m amazed that I’m so bored I’m playing this game! 🙂
- Alexa — faze (as in I am not fazed spending just a moment creating levity in the hive)
- Willard — fade
- Loraine — fake
- DeeDee — make
- Patty — cake (as in yum, I think I’ll go make one)
- Bill — wake (As in I think it’s time for my nap)
- Nancy — bake
- Mary — babe
- Carol — baby
- Erin — baba (Thanks a lot Carol…this was the toughest assignment have had in a long time. A “baba” is a rich cake soaked in rum and sugar syrup. Whatever…)
- Arlene — babu (yes, this word is found in the dictionary, so I will not accept that it is a foreign word! It means a Hindu gentleman — a form of address corresponding to Mr. Erin, see? I told you you gave me a hard word to convert!)
- CC — bulb (ty Arl, made it easy for me…lol
- Pat — bull
- Christine — cull (to pick or sort out, select)
- Mary Ann — mull
- Barb — mule
- Carla — mole (as in yuk)
- Sandy — mile
- Dede — milk
- Julie — silk
- Michele — silt
- JoAnne — kilt (Scottish skirt men wear, with nothing underneath)!
- Maureen — wilt
- Cris — wist (dictionary.com – “To be or become aware of; learn”
- Sharyn — fist
- Jamie — mist
- Joan — most
- Jayson — post
- Susan — lost
- Brandy — lose
- Amanda — loss
- Elisa — toss
- Bonnie — moss
- Christian — most
- Jim — mast
- Bruce — cast
- Felix — fast
- Marty — last
- Joe — list
- James — lisp
- Geoff — wisp
- Anita — wasp
- Michele — gasp
- Marcie — gash
- Patrice — hash (a mixture of leftovers served as one dish)
- Krista — mash
- Lorri — mach
- Terry — much
- Casenia — muck
- Judy — luck (I didn’t dare go there!)
- Ann — duck
- Lee — deck
- Melanie — peck
- Carmon — peak
- Kim — leak
- Gerri — leaf
- Don — deaf
- Bill — deal (Let’s make a)
- Deborah — dial
- Alice — dill
- Maureen — fill
- Teri — pill
- Kris — pile
- Max — bile (like whats being secreated by my liver right now….)
- Marian — bill
- Pam — bilk
- Suzy — milk
- Carol — silk
- Suzanne — sill
- Barbara — hill
- Michelle — hilt
- Jenn — halt
- sooz — salt
- Mary — sale
- John — pale
- Patricia — tale
- Kathy — talk
- Carol — balk
- Pat — bark
- Cathy — bare (just think, we’ll be great at Scrabble!)
- Bob b? — bard
- Karen — hard
- Flo — card
- Ann — yard
- Liz — lard
- Carol — lark
- Judy — dark
- Judi — park
- Joan — perk
- Richard — perp
- Connie — pear
- Denise — peal
- TONY — tealL
- LIA — heal
- Heather — real
- Sandy — leap
- John — heap
- Cheryl — heat
- Mark — seat
- Cheryl (a different Cheryl) — seal
- Becky — deal
- Tim — meal
- Gretchen — meat
- Suzanne — heat
- Ma — hear
- Rita — sear
- Laura — tear
- Shirley — gear
- Linda — bear
- Fred — earn
- Denny — warn
- Johnboy — warp
- Karen— harp
- Carole — park
- Kathy — dark
- Lois — rake
- Judy — teak
- Dory — teal
- Pauline — team
- Helen — seam
- Martha — seem (Isn’t it sad that we don’t see how it ends)
- Terry — seep
- Susan — step
- Gail — stop
- Pauline — shop
- Sarah — shoe
- Carol — show
- David — shot
- Emma — shut
- Rowena — shun
- Margot — shin
- Annette — ship
- Michelle — chip (I thought about it, but I just douldn’t lower the tone by taking the taking the p and adding a)
- Rich C — clip
- Jill — slip
- Caroline — flip
- Marie — blip
- Kirstin — pile
- Jane — tile
- Debbie — vile
- Roseanne — mile
- Julie — mime
- Cindy — mine
- Bootsie — mink
- Nydia — pink
- Anthony — wink
- Tara — sink
- Karen — pink
- Noel — pine
- Moe — pane
- Donna — pant
- Carol — path
- Bobbie — math
- Patti — mate
- Patti O — make
- Norma M — amen
- Fred F — omen
- Bud W — come
- Terry L — move
- Anne — love
- Bob — live
- Tom — hive
- MaryAnn — dive
- Mary — dove
- Peggy — dope
- Wanda— done
- Liz — tone
- Judy — edit
- Clarence — tune
- Emery — dune
- Sandi — June
- Helen — Juno
- Frances — junk
- LIZ — punk
- Sandra — puck
- Chris — tuck
- Steph — duck (quack, quack..waddle waddle! I’m not going to put the dirty word on there!)
- Cyndi — luck
- Carol — muck
- Julie — suck (some days just do! – well it beats the other bad word of the day and someone can still change it forward)
- Kelly — sick
- Kim — lick
- Ruby — kick (I get such a kick out of life)
- Edith — tick (as time goes by)
- Jackie — tack
- Adele — tact
- Bonnie — tach (short for tachometer)
- Lew — tack (small sharp-pointed nail)
- Connie — talk
- Steve — tank
- Karl — bank
- Michelle — sank
- Katherine — sand
- BOB — band
- John — bard (Armor. to caparison with bards)
- KIM — lard
- Mary — card
- Diana — cart
- Debra — dart
- Barb — fart (couldn’t resist)
- Nick — tart (female)
- Gisell — tort (no reflection on me)
- Robin — port
- Alex — rapt
- Natalie — raft
- Greg — daft
