Taboo Board Game, Jewish Edition

How do you get your team to say CHANUKAH, if you can’t say FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, DECEMBER, OIL, DREIDEL or MACCABEE. You might say, “When we light the menorah. We get presents for. When we eat latkes.” Get your team to say the secret word. Give suggestive sentences, funny phrases or even one word hints

Categories: Chanuka

$25.24Amazon.com Price
(as of December 18, 2017 9:29 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

Added on: December 18, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews


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How do you get your team to say CHANUKAH, if you can’t say FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, DECEMBER, OIL, DREIDEL or MACCABEE. You might say, “When we light the menorah. We get presents for. When we eat latkes.” Get your team to say the secret word. Give suggestive sentences, funny phrases or even one word hints as clues. But don’t use any of the words on the card. That’s Taboo! Each time your team shouts out the secret word, you get a point. But be careful! Your opponents will be “looking over your shoulder” – making sure you don’t say any of the Taboo words. If you do and they catch you, they sound the buzzer and score the point! It’s unspeakable fun. Take our word for it! For 4 or more players. Game includes: 504 cards, card holder, buzzer, timer, score pad and instructions. Requires 2 “AA” alkaline batteries (not included).

Product Features

  • All the fun of the original, now with Jewish clues
  • Fun party game
  • Requires 2 AA batteries, not included
Bernie says:

Very, very mixed questions There are questions here that only people who regularly attend (or attended) services are likely to get, questions that anyone can get, questions that only those who have at least some Hebrew could get, and others that perhaps only an older generation could get. We’ll have to play it with more people to get a better feel for it. We’re not disappointed that we bought this, just surprised at a lot of the content.

Monique Sue says:

Good family game. It’s a fun family game that’s suitable for a range of ages. Educational value depends on the general Jewish educational level of the group. But it’s certainly fine for kids 8-15.

Brundi in LA says:

Glad I found this So Glad by accident I found this online while searching for board games to give as a gift. However, this was such a new idea I wanted to try it with my family first. I am keeping it and order another for gift. Had lots of laughs with my family …Very happy and satisfied with this product.

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