Here's another game off the top of my head we could play and our children might participate in as well: 1) I give a word 2) The next person defines it in terms they understand - not necessarily dictionary definitions (if they're really ambitious they could make a sentence using the word) 3) And then they give a new word for the next person to define Want to try it? The first word is: compassion
DD9: "loving" DS10: "patient" DMom? : "understanding of another's situation, leading to appropriate kindnesses" Jesus has compassion for the sick and needy. hope
Communication in writing or speaking. The message by the speaker reminded me to write a message to my friend. noble
Having a character, presence or title commanding respect and/or admiration. After conquering Goliath, David stood in the midst of his people as a noble young man. truth
Getting along well with a certain individual or group, feeling comfortable and close, able to share thoughts and feelings and act a bit goofy at times as well I feel quite a camaraderie with my friend Sue. delicate
authenticating information already given. We received confirmation of our reservations for next week. copacetic
laanguage that is spacific to a group that is difficult for outsiders to understand. In Central America, The combination of cultures creates jargon that is regional. A doctors jargon is different than a lawyers jargon. slothful
someone skilled at playing the piano Noah really wants to become a pianist (Here's one for our children) problems
To puzzle, Something that is difficult. What my child hates to work in math. tongue (a teenagers friend) :lol: :lol: :lol:
