The Acronym Game

ENCYCLOPAEDIAS

Ed never CONSCIOUSLy yanks chains; looks on pedants as educated dolts in academic settings.

CONSCIOUSLY

Come on! No-one seriously cares if Olga's UNDERWEAR stinks like you!

UNDERWEAR

Uncle Ned's dog, Eddie, repeatedly wanders, exploring area RESTAURANTS.

UNDERWEAR

Unfastening Nellie's DRAWERS Eddie ran wild examining all rump.

RESTAURANTS DRAWERS

Really, Easter starts Tuesday? An unusual result and not terribly sensible. Different reckoning and WORTHWHILE evaluation reaffirm Saturday.

WORTHWHILE

When Owsley rated trips his wild HALLUCINATORY information lured experimenters.

HALLUCINATORY

harry and lucy laughed undoing corsets in nocturnal adventures, teasing, openly ROMANCING, yielding.

ROMANCING

Roger's on mainline ASCETICISM now Clarissa's insistent nagging's grating.

I think Fritz is trying to break the world record in Acronym games for leaving the next player to deal with "consonant Y" endings. The awkwardness of solutions provided must give him some personal satisfaction I assume. Possibly he is hoping to break our hearts so that he ends up being the terminator of this prestigious thread.

Join Mame in that category too spendi!

ASCETICISM

After Steve COLLECTED every tie in closets, it's some mess.

COLLECTED

clothes off lucy laughed expressing combative TITILLATION ed defied.

Wha???

I calls it as I sees it

TITILLATION

Today I'm too ill, lolling LANGUIDLY, and twittering in old news.

LANGUIDLY

Laughing and nodding, Gilda understood Ian's droll LINGUISTIC yammering.

Here's another challenge for you Mame.

LINGUISTIC

LECHEROUS in night gown ursala instigated sensual teasing inciting charlie.

LECHEROUS

Last evening Charlie happily enough REMOVED Olga's underwear satisfactorily.

Hey Dutch!

REMOVED

recently ed mesmerized olive valiantly EMBOLDEN desires.

Hiya Mame.

As usual, spendi, you're wrong. Why would I want to end a game I get so much pleasure out of playing? And knowing some of my words annoy you is just a bonus. A few posts back I intentionally (oh, there's that dreaded "consonant Y" ending again) didn't cap the "Y" of the word in case you wanted to give it a try. Mame threw caution to the wind and ably crafted a fine sentence, including the "consonant Y" ending. I think most posters here are competent enough to take the occasional "X" or "Y" in stride. Maybe there's a child's version of this game you might be more comfortable playing.


EMBOLDEN

ED may bolt over locks dyed, expects natural. (This one's for you, spendi.)

EMBOLDEN

Enid's MARRIAGE became old like Danish Edam - noxious.

MARRIAGE

Marie arranges red roses in ATTRACTIVE glass ewers.