so, given how active the two of the other three word games have been lately, here's another one.

this has similar rules to the other two, except, you're sort of trying to do both at once:

- the two words need to either start the same way or end the same way (Ie: Cat > Bat, or Truck > Train)
- they need to be nouns that have something in comon. what they have in comon though can be anything.

so, say we started with "Pet"

Mine would be:

Net (cause petstores have to pick up the fish somehow)

Newt.

Newton

(the character Newt in the Maze Runner series was named after Sir Isaac Newton. This was a hard one.)

Bichon au citron

(much like fig newtons, this is a pastry)

Birch (tree).
(Double score! Nice, Buster.)

Larch (also a tree)
(Huh. i admit, It took me awhile to make the birch tree, lemon tree, lemon pastry connection. good one.)

Laurel.

Larrikin Love


(British Indie Rock Musicians)

Locality. (I assume the rules allow a choice between the two words used ... okay?)

Yeah, if there's two words you can pick. it could easily become imposible if you had to match the spelling of both.

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principality (this and the previous word are both types of locations)

Province.
(Thanks for the guidance.)

Severance. (Because provinces are separated from each other)

Secession.

Possession

Potentate.

Magnate

Magistrate.

Magister

(I think it works.)

Teacher

Technician.

Handyman

Anchorman.

Announcement

Anniversary.

Annual

Festival.

Medieval

Alhambra.

Alcatraz.

Azalea.

Hydrangea

Agriculture.

Research.

Onions.

Fusillier.

Soldier.

Arquebusier