Word game assembly
CA 2059899 A1 · Owner: Larman, Darryl S. · Inventors: Larman, Darryl S.; Larman, Darryl S.
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A word game assembly for play by two or more players includes for each player a play grid of horizontal and vertical rows of adjacent areas and a supply of alphabetical letter designating play pieces receivable on the grid areas in a competitive attempt to form words. A player operated random selector and indicator device, such as a spinnable top having side facets marked with different symbols, is used to determine the nature and procedure of play for effecting a series of plays. For instance each, player may select play pieces and place them on an associated play grid to form words in dependence upon the indicated random selection resulting from a spin of the top. In one embodiment of the …
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- Filed January 23, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 23, 2012.
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