Word Bubbles Rising

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You're exercising Verbal Fluency

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Tip-of-the-tongue word finding
Thinking outside of the box

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I want to be more articulate.

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Verbal fluency is the ability to rapidly access your mental vocabulary while talking or writing. Read More

User Tips

Don't be distracted when the stem drops a letter! If you have a good lineup of words in mind already, just stick with them.

anonymous
Shoot for the big words, then smaller.

executiveskills
Focus on finishing all stars first. If you can't think of words for the needed lengths, think ahead to words you can make when you lose your next prefix letter. Then you'll be ready to type theose quickly and reach the bonus points.

Lumen57
When you've got all the stars, go for short words. They give you just as many points and they're quicker to type!

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