40 Christmas and Posadas words for the impostor game
Use food, decorations and presents for a round during a Christmas meal or a Posada gathering. Read the options together so the secret is familiar to the whole group.
Use the list for a paper round
Someone sitting out chooses one prompt in secret. They write it on one slip per player, except for a slip marked “Impostor.” Fold, shuffle and deal. Give clues, vote and offer a caught impostor one final guess. Read the full impostor rules for the complete round.
40 prompts to copy or print
Original Spanish prompts are kept where the card has no English gloss. Supplied glosses appear as written and may be definitions. Pick one wording everyone understands and use it on each secret-word card. Select the list to copy it, or use your browser's print option.
- Adornos de árbol
- Atole
- Bengalas
- Buñuelos
- Café de olla
- Calcetín
- Campana de Navidad
- Caramelos duros
- It is a customary family dinner on December 24.
- Champurrado
- Clavos de olor
- Coros de niños
- El cascabel
- Esferas de cristal
- Farolillos
- Flor de Nochebuena
- Fuegos artificiales
- Galleta de jengibre
- Galletas de Navidad
- Gomitas
- Intercambio de regalos
- Lazo de cinta
- Luces navideñas
- Mandarina
- Sweet made of ground peanuts or almonds
- Muñeco de nieve
- Música navideña
- Naranjas dulces
- Nieve artificial
- Nochebuena
- Pan de especias
- Papel de regalo
- Piloncillo
- Paper figure filled with candy, hit with a stick
- Postres
- Saco rojo
- Tamales
- Tarjeta de felicitación
- Tarjetas navideñas
- Villancicos
A tip for this category
These cards belong to the Farsa Christmas and Posadas decks. Give clues about what an object looks like, what it is used for or a memory associated with it.
Plan a few rounds with the Christmas and Posadas games guide. Or browse all the impostor word lists.
Play it in Farsa
Impostor, Charades and Finish the saying on one phone. Choose a language for each player, then pass the phone to view the cards.
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