What comes to Mind #2

Well, here's the deal: The forum got so big that we can no longer view the latest post of it and, therefore, we cannot really play the game then, right? So, I have decided to just create another one in place of my old one which I requested to be locked. It is the same game with the same rules and this was the original, simplistic model of the game:

"Here is how it works: 1st I say a word and you say what comes to mind (hence the title). For example, I'll say "key" you'll say "board" making the phrase: "key board". It sounds simple enough so let's begin. OK the word were going to start with is "chess" so be ready."

However, it has long since developed into making the word into a sentence and giving a new word for the other person(s). kco, xqsme, and a few others know what I am talking about. : )

Well, let's start out with the word "chess..." and see where it takes us.

ADK

sex

joaoporto, that's not how you play the game. The word is "chess..." so you have to make a sentence out of that word and give me a new word afterwards so that I can make a sentence and so on.

ADK

Chess reminds me sex.

You're supposed to give me a new word, but I'll just throw one out here.

"Endemic..."

Diseases that had been epidemic became endemic in urban centers

"river..."

The crew went on the zig-zagging river for miles and miles until they reached the Ocean.

"Titanium Alloy..." 

Isn't the titanium alloy are used for to make "Terminators" !

"xerox..."  

I think so!

A quick and easy way to make copies of important documents is to xerox it. 

"Tinsel..." 

They covered the card in tinsel to make it attractive and shiny.

"Convulsive"

Cool game!

Thank you, h777! : )

The principle was suspicious of the convulsive snickering of the children around him. 

"Malleable..."

When the steel rod bent it was conclusive proof that the material was malleable.

utopia

We stumbled upon a small village, a peaceful village, a perfect village -- a utopia -- in the midst of an isolated valley. 

"Lambent..." 

The tensile strength of the spider web is actually greater than that of steel! 

"Scrumptious..."

word scrumptious reminds me ADK often mentions food

"Apt........."

He gave an apt answer to the professor's question and received extra credit for being so thorough.

"Hauteur..."

Hauter has comical synonym in "Hoity- toity"- a beautiful bit of "put down"

"Inept......"

The boy was inept at school because he took no interest in it, but he was a genius  nonetheless. 

"Winnow..."