F.A.Q.: Elf Libs/Mad Libs - About

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How to Play Mad Libs

The object of the game is to produce something that sounds totally ridiculous,
so don't give yourself a headache searching for hidden truths.

Whenever we play an Elf Lib or Mad Lib game, there will be a set of list of words for you to give us and we'll fill in the blanks for you based on what you decide to use from the list given.

Example: If we ask you for a noun, verb, and an adjective.
You say: dog, becomes, rotten
The sentence that we show you is this below:
The rotten child becomes a dog.

Now, not all sentences are going to make sense but that's the fun and the point of the games. We want everyone to be silly. You can even make up some of your own words depending on what the game asks for.

Most word descriptions are simple parts of speech, like "noun", "verb", "adjective", etc.

The only thing that we ask for in the game is that you keep it as clean as possible so that it stays within the rules. So, if there's something that you want to say and it's not within the rules either don't use it..bleep it, use symbols or something to keep it within the rules.

Got it?

 

[Charity1stPaw]

Definitions:

Noun - Person, Place, or thing
Example: trash can, piano, downtown, spinach, dad

Plural Noun -
Example: hot dogs, computers, cups,

Proper Noun - Name of an individual person, place, or organization
Example: George Washington, Lake Cumberland, Boston Red Sox

Verb - Action Word
Example: run, jump, fly, swim, explode

Verb Past Tense - Action taking place in the past
Example: hopped, rescued, drank

Adjective - Description Word
Example: large, green, silly, pretty

Adverb - Taking an Adjective and adding "ly"
Example: largely, quickly, happily

Interjection / Exclamation - A short expression of surprise or other emotion
Example: wow, ouch, hey, cowabunga, dang it