I'm having a board game night tonight, and everyone wants Password, but nobody has a copy, and I think mine was lost during SATs.

So I'm looking for a good-sized list of words that we can use to play some Password.

Any help?

Umm..Webster has a book....

I have some typed up somewhere. Let me see if I can come up with anything for you!

Check your local resale/thrift shop. Chances are, they may have a copy of the home game. Pull them from there.

I nominate this for Post of 2009.

Seconded.

Although, if you wan't to do things à la Password Plus and Super Password, the board game Taboo works remarkably well. Use the five illegal words as the passwords and the main word as the puzzle.

I just happened to have some typed out that I used in a game once where I had a visual element on a tv screen.

DoorNumberFour, I found some of them and if you would like I can send them to you. I have main game words and an easier list of Lightning Round words. I thought we could PM but I guess not, and your email is private. Shows how much I try to use that function.....

Hell, can't Endless Fifth be had at your local Tar-Zhay or We "B" Toyz?

This is just full of win.

It can't be any more than $10 if you get the Quick Picks tin version. I found it at a B&N last summer and it was inexpensively priced as such there.

Bwood, my address is avoidthewhammy@gmail.com. Thanks SO much!

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Really? Post of the Year for "Use a dictionary?" It doesn't take any effort to say "Use a dictionary."

If you can't find a Password set (and if you can't, you haven't looked that hard) I'd suggest Charades or Pictionary, which can also be found at your friendly thrift store.

Now, now, Travis. We're still in the nomination stages. There're still plenty of more eye rolling inspiring posts to be had. Besides, he didn't say "Use a dictionary." He said, "Webster has a book." You quoted it, in fact. And the reply wouldn't have been nearly as funny were it worded the way you thought it was. (Is Words Have Meanings on summer hiatus, or what?) Don't think it's funny? Then don't vote for it on December 28th, just four short days before the official Post of the Year is announced.

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