Five Lettered Words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use five lettered words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is piper, the next person will leave an five lettered word that begins with the letter ‘r’ perhaps rinse.

Here’s the first word:

paste

Seven Lettered Words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use seven letter words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is message, the next person will leave an seven lettered word that begins with the letter ‘e’ perhaps emotion.

Here’s the first word:

inspire

Nine Lettered Words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use nine lettered words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is highlight, the next person will leave an nine lettered word that begins with the letter ‘t’ perhaps theosophy.

Here’s the first word:

cornstalk

Seven lettered words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use seven letter words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is message, the next person will leave an seven lettered word that begins with the letter ‘e’ perhaps emotion.

Here’s the first word:

compact

Five lettered words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use five lettered words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is piper, the next person will leave an five lettered word that begins with the letter ‘r’ perhaps rinse.

Here’s the first word:

bathe

Nine lettered words

It’s kinda like Scrabble, but we can only use nine lettered words, your word must begin with the last letter of the word of the person who commented before you.

For example, if my word is highlight, the next person will leave an nine lettered word that begins with the letter ‘t’ perhaps theosophy.

Here’s the first word:

questions