Connect the verb tail :)

[gdpt-]

Okay, this is simple. Use the last letter of the word to form a different and new verb (in its infinite form). :) I'll start off with three :)



Kick





P.S: We've added a new rule towards the middle of the game:



The word must be at least 6 letters long! :)

[gdpt-]

kneel

[gdpt-]

leave

[snowdrop_14]

Excel

[lainH]

LOVE

[snowdrop_14]

Embrace

[gdpt-]

encourage

[lainH]

ENGLISH ... lol ..

[snowdrop_14]

Hug :lol:

[gdpt-]

(I can't believe English is also a verb, co^ Lain!!!)



grieve



Bay gio add them one more rule nhe'...



Word must be at least 6 letters :)

[lainH]

excite



.. ooppsss ... sorry gd ... i thought that it can be any word...

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Exaggerate

[gdpt-]

co^ LainH, English is actually a verb also. LOL. (That's why I was surprised)



English (v) - to translate into English :)



Encircle



(so many E's)

[snowdrop_14]

Entice

[muonhocthemAV]

Earn

Now, we can get away from letter E verbs...

[gdpt-]

Hehe, AV, word must be at least 6 letters long ;)



But we'll continue :)



Notice :) Back to E.. HAHHAHAHAHAH :)

[snowdrop_14]

Essence

Elaborate

[cicadas]

Econimize

[cicadas]

Educate

[cicadas]

Electrolyze :D

[snowdrop_14]

Expropriate

[muonhocthemAV]

ExemplifY



Hihihi, again.... away from letter E

[gdpt-]

Ahem! Essence isnt' a verb! Not that I know of, lol.



But let's move on ;)



yuppifY



(Hard to think of a six-letter verb starting w/ Y :( )



(GOOD LUCK to the next person, hahahahaha, you'll need it)



:shock:

[lainH]

EXCHANGE