40 Thanksgiving words for the impostor game
Bring a short impostor round to the Thanksgiving table with food, table settings and family gatherings as prompts. Choose words your own group recognizes.
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.
- Abrazo largo
- Abuela
- Brownie
- Cena abundante
- Cena de pavo
- Cena familiar
- Chipotle en adobo
- Comida casera
- People gather to eat a meal together.
- Crema batida
- Ensalada de manzana
- Sautéed spinach
- Fiesta familiar
- Frijoles charros
- Frijoles refritos
- Frutos secos
- Guacamole
- Hermano
- Hoja seca
- Maíz dulce
- Mantel limpio
- Mantequilla
- Mesa puesta
- Mole poblano
- Música de fondo
- Nuez moscada
- Pan de elote
- Pan de maíz
- Pastel de manzana
- Pavo ahumado
- Pavo relleno
- Primo
- Puré de papa
- Queso crema
- Salsa roja
- Suegra
- Tío
- Tortilla de maíz
- Yerno
- Zanahorias glaseadas
A tip for this category
Every prompt belongs to the Farsa Thanksgiving deck. Different households have different menus, so check the options together before someone picks the secret.
See the Thanksgiving family games guide for more ways to play. 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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