ONE PHONE
Pass & Play
Sit side by side with one phone. Each of you has a buzzer; hit yours when you have a word. There's no clock, just each other.
How Pass & Play worksSPEED & WORD BATTLE
Two letters. One word. Go!
Two letters, one word: race to a word that starts and ends right.
How to play
Not fair!
DELTA!
The game
A fast word race for couples. Each round, one partner secretly picks the start letter and the other picks the end letter. When both are revealed, you race to find a word that starts and ends with them. First accepted word takes the round.
Try it here
Race Juno right here. It's the app's own Word Rush screen, online mode; the only difference is that the website plays Juno and judges your words kindly.
Step by step
1Pick a world and the rounds
Choose a world, best of 3, 5 or 7, and what the loser owes. A coin toss decides who sets the start letter first.

2Lock your letters
One of you picks the start letter, the other the end letter. Both stay hidden until the reveal.

33, 2, 1, think
Both letters appear at once, so you start thinking at the same second.

4Buzz in with a word
First to a word that fits takes the round, if your partner accepts it. Then the letter roles swap.

5Both stuck? Skip it
If neither of you can find a word, agree to skip. Nobody scores and a fresh pair takes its place.

Each round goes to the first accepted word. Win the most rounds in a best of 3, 5 or 7 and you win the match. Skipped rounds are replaced, so every round counted has a winner.
For two
Under pressure, the simplest words disappear from your brain. Word Rush brings instant laughter, rapid-fire banter, and high-energy competition to date night.
ONE PHONE
Sit side by side with one phone. Each of you has a buzzer; hit yours when you have a word. There's no clock, just each other.
How Pass & Play worksTWO PHONES
Each of you plays on your own phone and types your word. Add a round clock if you want pressure.
Long-distance couple gamesStrategy
Easy endings are E, S, T, Y and D. A J, Q, X or V at the end makes the round brutal, for both of you.
A three-letter word wins a round just like a long one. Grab the first one that fits.
Run through common endings with the start letter: D + ELTA, D + ANCE, D + OG. The end letter is usually the hard part.
You don't know their letter yet. Pick one you have words for, at either end.
Some pairs have no good answer. A skip costs nobody a point.
House rules
You set these together before each game.
FAQ
It's a "starts with, ends with" race. Each round has a start letter and an end letter, and you race to name a word that fits both, like D…A for DELTA.
Your partner. They accept or reject your word, so you agree on the rules you play by.
Yes. Word Rush uses the letters of the language you play in, including alphabets like Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Thai.
Yes. Choose online play and each of you types on your own phone, live, with an optional round clock.
Free to play
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