🎉 Party Word Guess

Describe the secret word without saying it. Pass and play with friends.

A free Taboo-style party game for any group size

Party Word Guess is a pass-and-play party game built for real people in the same room. One person holds the device and describes the secret word shown on screen to everyone else, out loud, without saying the word itself or any of the three taboo words listed right underneath it. Those taboo words are the ones too closely tied to the answer, so the describer has to get creative with clues instead of giving it away in one obvious word.

The moment the group shouts out the right guess, tap Correct and the next secret word appears instantly. Stuck on one? Tap Skip to move on with no penalty and come back to that style of clue next round. You've got 60 seconds to rack up as many correct guesses as you can before the timer runs out, then pass the device to the next describer and start a fresh round.

It's a natural fit for a reunion, a birthday party, or just a family game night, no teams or scorekeeping required beyond the simple round score, and your best single round is saved locally in this browser so the group has something to beat next time. It's free, needs no download or account, and works on any device with a screen big enough to pass around. See the Parents & Safety page for the full privacy details, or try the daily Word of the Day quiz, or browse the rest of the Word Games hub.

Frequently asked questions

How do you play Party Word Guess?

One person holds the device and describes the secret word out loud to everyone else, without saying it or any of the taboo words listed underneath it. When the group guesses it, tap Correct to move to the next word. Tap Skip to move on without scoring.

How many people can play?

Any number. It's a pass-and-play party game: one person describes at a time while everyone else calls out guesses, great for a reunion, a party, or a family game night.

How long is a round?

60 seconds. Guess as many words as you can before the timer runs out, then pass the device to the next describer and start a new round.

What are the taboo words for?

They're the words too closely tied to the secret word, so the describer has to get creative instead of giving it away in one obvious word.

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