When I was a young teen, I used to play this game against myself.
Take any word. Any word; let's use the word "game". The purpose of the game is to change the word "game" into a new word by adding one letter from the alphabet- any letter. You are allowed to juggle the letters around. If we add the letter "I", we can scramble "game" into "image". If we add "L", we can change it to "gleam". Try to do this on the honor system using your mind, not the interwebs.
As you can see, there could be more than one answer. Answers should be everyday words. There's little point in say, changing "Toad" to "Dotal". That answer is a legitimate English word but not common. Let's do this ONLY as a last resort if we all are stumped for a while on a solution.
Starting word: Toad
Take any word. Any word; let's use the word "game". The purpose of the game is to change the word "game" into a new word by adding one letter from the alphabet- any letter. You are allowed to juggle the letters around. If we add the letter "I", we can scramble "game" into "image". If we add "L", we can change it to "gleam". Try to do this on the honor system using your mind, not the interwebs.
As you can see, there could be more than one answer. Answers should be everyday words. There's little point in say, changing "Toad" to "Dotal". That answer is a legitimate English word but not common. Let's do this ONLY as a last resort if we all are stumped for a while on a solution.
Starting word: Toad
