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The Game of Taboo! The objective! • Two (or more) teams compete to guess words on the cards presented in this PDF. • Each team takes turns (each one minute long) to guess as many cards as they can! • Each team selects one person who will try to get the rest of the team to say the title word/phrase on the card! • EXCEPT - they cannot use any of the Taboo words/ phrases listed below the Title Word! How this works • The card will be shared/presented on the main screen! • Only the elected person can look at the screen. • Everyone else must either look away or pin a different screen. • The opposing team is allowed to look at the screen while the other team goes. Gameplay Rules • You can skip 1 card per turn. Skip any others and you lose points • No negative points for wrong guesses • You get one point for every correct guess your team has • You do get negative point if you say a taboo word & other team calls it out! If this happens, you must move on to the next card! • Cannot act, hum, use hand gestures, sounds or use rhyming words to describe a word. • You can sing! Mystery Novel Book Detective Main Word You Cannot use Suspense these 5 taboo words Victim Surprise Example Card Whoever has the most points when you reach your time limit or the end of the cards wins! Ready? Ribs Bone Body BBQ Meat Grill Yearbook Photos Class Memories School Sign Whistle Noise Blow Referee Lips Sound Soccer Football Sport Goalie Kick Legs Hornet Bumble Bee Wasp Sting Yellowjacket Insect Tom Hanks Forrest Gump Saving Private Ryan Toy Story Actor Wilson! Legos Toys Build Blocks Kids Minifigures Stork Crane Bird Babies Legs Beak King David Goliath Bathsheba Bible Israel Jesse Pepsi Soda Coca-Cola Soft Drink Mountain Dew Pop Alice in Wonderland Disney Mad Hatter Cheshire Cat Movie Johnny Depp Lawn Mower Grass Drive Push Blades Cut High Heels Footwear Feet Ladies Arch Walk Bicycle Peddle Helmet Pads Wheels Trail Maple Syrup Pancakes Sticky Jar Waffles French Toast Convertible Car Vehicle Top Down Fancy Roof Villain Hero Evil Movie Book Bad Guy The Three Stooges Curly Moe Comedians Black & White Movies Funny Kiwis Fruit Eat Bird Green Fuzzy Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Football Quarterback Wisconsin Cheeseheads Break ‘A Leg Acting Saying Phrase Body Luck Texas State Accent Lone Star Dallas Houston Frame Picture Figure Body Border Photograph Vacation Bible School VBS Summer Camp Kids Volunteers Ministry FDR President Polio World War Two The Great Depression Three Terms Taiwan China Island Coast Asia Pacific Ocean Bing Crosby Singer Christmas Actor Music Famous St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Team Chicago Cubs Rivalry Birds Orlando Florida City Magic Beach Miami Flapjacks Pancakes Maple Syrup Breakfast Food Eat Batter Proverbs Bible Psalms Wisdom Book Scriptures Mullett Haircut Bad/Ugly Sideburns Guys Style To Kill A Mockingbird Harper Lee Atticus Finch Boo Radley Read Book/Novel Mary Shelly Frankenstien Monster Author Novel Literature Scary Hurricane Tornado Funnel Cloud Ocean Water High Speed Winds Weed Wacker Grass Lawn Mower Cut Edges Blade Magenta Purple Color Shade Name Light Four Leaf Clover Good Luck Irish Field Leprechaun Ireland Testimony Speak Truth Life Story Trial Church Frog Legs Toads Eat Amphibian Ribbit Tadpole Barbados Caribbean Island Ocean Rum Bajan Scooby Doo Great Dane Shaggy Rodgers Mystery Machine Cartoon Dog Ottoman Empire Furniture Feet Couch World War 1 Aretha Franklin Singer Queen of Soul Gospel Respect I Say A Little Prayer Jude (Bible Book) Revelation End Short Bible/Scripture Disciple Hickory Tree Smoke Cooking Fire Wood AM Radio FM Listen Technology Talk Show Dial Coffee Beans Morning Wake Up Mug Filter Flip Flops Sandals Feet Shoes Beach/Summer Toes Mangos Tropical Fruit Sweet Food Orange Eat Air Conditioner Summertime Cool Heater Fan House Oboe Wind Instrument Clarinet Music Reed Play Taxidermy Stuffed Profession Animals Nature Study Y.M.C.A. 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