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Individually or in teams, players slide the Letter Getter device forward and back to reveal two lettered tiles. The first player shout out a word of at least five letters, beginning with the first letter tile –orange and ending with the second letter tile -green, receives those two tiles. The player with the most tiles at the end wins.
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Are you a smart mouth' Challenge your brain skills in this letter-ific game of spelling and quick thinking. Slide the Letter Getter forward then back to reveal two letter tiles. The first player to shout out a word of five or more letters that starts with the first letter and ends with the second wins the tiles. When the Letter Getter is empty, the player or team with the most tiles wins the game! For two or more players. Measures 10.5"W x 8"H x 3.5"D.
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57 of 60 people found the following review helpful
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This game was tons of fun...I purchased it for my 15-year old daughter for a birthday gift. I ordered Smart Mouth from Amazon.com after reading about it in an issue of Real Simple magazine. We opened it up at her party and everyone from my daughter to her 7- and 9-year old nieces to her aunt and myself just loved this game. It was fast-paced and the youngest girl had the quickest answers. Best of all, they had a blast while spelling words!!! A great game, both educational and fun.
54 of 59 people found the following review helpful
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I had recieved this game for Christmas and I find it quite enjoyable. The concept of the game is very simple:
You slide the box forward and then back again revealing two tiles. You must think of a word that begins with the first letter and ends with the second. Example
Letters are:A L
Word Possible: Animal
Who ever yells out a word first that works gets the tiles. When the tiles dispencer is empty, you count up your tiles and whoever has the most wins.
If you are looking for a good travel game I do not suggest this one because the tiles can be lost easily. I do suggest this game for kids ages 7+ because you have to have a good vocabilary of words.
50 of 55 people found the following review helpful
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It's a shame this is lumped in with educational games. Although I can see it has great potential a as a vocabulary builder, it is one of the most fun adult party games I've ever played. It's similar in dynamic to Jenga, but requires a loose tongue instead of steady fingers, so it's a better choice after partaking of adult beverages. You can set the rules however you want--minumum 4 letters, only 3 letters, only place names, pick another language, anything!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
What a blast!
Quick thinking, very fun game. We play with various ages and it is always fun. We laugh a lot when we play.
Published 3 months ago by T. Collins
Fun for all ages!
We're always on the look out for a fun, fast, new game. This game is great! It's easy enough that my kids (ages 6-11) can play it, but we can look for longer words and play with... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Texansusan
Fun to play and learning, too!
Smart mouth is fun for kids as soon as they can spell a collection of words. The rules can be adapted to make it fun for everyone at the same time: Little sis might need words of... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Carolyn K.
fast and fun
Fun game. No long rules to memorize. You can adapt it for varying age levels. Example--if I want to play against my 8-year-old, I can say that he can make words of any length but... Read more
Published 5 months ago by bethechange
Scattergories would be more fun :-(
My 8yo and 10yo daughters and I love playing word games (Bananagrams, Quiddler), and since we also own Zingo (also by ThinkFun), we were very excited to try this game. Read more
Published 10 months ago by randmel
A Great Game for Teachers
I use this game in my language arts class with much success. It is excellent for vocabulary development and spelling. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Edivorp Rouylael
A Great Game for Teachers
I use this game in my language arts class with much success. It is excellent for vocabulary development and spelling. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Edivorp Rouylael
Great Buy for Teachers
I use this game in my language arts class with much success. It is excellent for vocabulary development and spelling. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Edivorp Rouylael
smart mouth
We just love our new game! Smart mouth is fun and very educational. I love to watch the wheels turning in my children's head as they search their minds for an answer. Read more
Published on April 9, 2010 by 1hotchick
Fun fast paced word game
I bought this game on a hunch that it might click with my gaming group. My hunch was right. This is very popular with my gaming group who are quite the wordsmiths. Read more
Published on October 8, 2009 by Michael Ceciliani
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