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Old 01-24-2008, 10:22 PM #1
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Default new Word Game
This game is a play on letters....change ONE letter at a time to make new words....either by deleting a letter in the word or by adding a letter to the word...

EX:

can

cane

lane

vane


IF you get stuck with a word that you CAN NOT change one letter, then PLEASE change the letters around to make a new word.....

Happy Playing!
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