Fun Word Games Where You Add a Letter Trivia

I received this quiz title and decided to pretend the boomerang started as one word, flew out and found a letter, and came back as a different word. See if you can name it as it started and then as it ended after its imaginary jouorney.

Figure out the word in the first description, give it a quick shuffle about and then add a "U" to either the start or end. Voila! You will find the word described in the second statement. Hope "U" have fun.

If you simply added one letter to an existing word, you could create a whole new word. That's the concept here. Example: Add an "S" to "not high" and you'd create a word meaning leisurely. S + Low = Slow. The answer you'd type would be Slow.

Add "E" to the front or back of the word derived from the first definition to form a new word. For example: E + Pluck = a long narrative poem, so E + Pick = Epic. You may work with the way a word sounds rather than the exact spelling, as above.

Add "I" to a word derived from a definition to form a new word, as in Tariff + I = cab. Answer: Tax + I = taxi. In some cases you will be working with how the word sounds, as in I + female parent = Muslim leader. Answer: I + mom = Imam.

All answers begin with a random letter that I will give you. Add this letter to a word indicated by the clue to create a new word. For example, C + to go into = the middle point of a circle. The solution is: C + enter = Center. Center is your answer.

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter "U" to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (the shorter word first) separated by a single space.

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter "I" to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (shorter word first) separated by a single space.

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter O to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (shorter word first) separated by a single space.

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter "E" to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (shorter word first) separated by a single space.

In Vietnam, a ten-letter word awaits at the peak of Mount Ten. It's an (un)scramble to the top! Starting with one letter, use the clues provided to create a chain of new words, adding one more letter each time. Who's king of the mountain?

Add the letter 'y' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Young man + y = Woman. Solution: Lad + y = Lady. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'p' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Automobile + p = Freshwater fish. Solution: Car + p = Carp. Enter your answer as the new word.

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter A to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (shorter word first) separated by a single space.

Add a Roman numeral to the word given, change the letters around and come up with an Italian city. e.g. ORE add M (Roman letter for 1,000) and come up with ROME. English spellings.

Add the letter 'G' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: G + possess = Robe. Solution: G + own = Gown. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'd' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Wild pig + d = Sheet of wood. Solution: Boar + d = Board. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'l' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: In what way + l = Wolf wail. Solution: How + l = Howl. Enter your answer as the new word.

Start with a three letter word, add a D to the end to make the second word. The answer is a two word phrase. Example - Exclude poet = bar bard.

Add the letter 't' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Original, fresh + t = Eft. Solution: New + t = Newt. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'm' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Not near + m = Plantation. Solution: Far + m = Farm. Enter your answer as the new word.

Another quiz in which I give you a word, and you work out what letter needs to be added to make a new word. For the last question, you have to use the added letters to make a final nine-letter word. Have fun again!

Add the letter 'n' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: First woman + n = Not odd. Solution: Eve + n = Even. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'r' to the end of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Female sheep + r = Large jug. Solution: Ewe + r = Ewer. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'I' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: I + swindle = Computer symbol. Solution: I + con = Icon. Enter your answer as the new word.

Add the letter 'C' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: C + inquire = Barrel. Solution: C + ask = Cask. Enter your answer as the new word.

Sometimes a single letter is all it takes to change identity. Here, a letter has been added to people's surnames, to give another name. For example, add a vowel to a French F1 driver to get a literary great. The answer would be U, Prost becoming Proust.

Add the letter 'F' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: F + perform = Truth. Solution: F + act = Fact. Enter your answer as the new word.

Start with a three letter word, add a T to the end to make another word. The answer is a two word phrase. Example - Metal colour = tin tint

Add the letter 'W' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: W + chicken = At what time? Solution: W + hen = When. Enter your answer as the new word.