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The WebScripts "Mad" WebLibs Game
Welcome to WebLibs, the Webified version of the old "Mad Libs" party game!
Simply fill in the blanks below with whatever words you like. When you're done, hit the "See the Results!" button, and your choices will be inserted into a randomly-chosen story. What you've written may end up being fantastic, screamingly funny, silly, crazy or just plain dumb. It all depends upon the words you've chosen and how they "fit" into the story!
In case you've forgotten what the various parts of speech are, here's a quick review of the basics:
- A noun is the name of a person, place or thing. Examples include umbrella, sidewalk, telephone and policeman.
- An adjective describes someone or something. Examples include creative, red, ugly and short.
- A verb is an action word. Examples include run, jump, swim and fly.
- An adverb tells how something is done. It modifies a verb, and usually ends in "ly." Examples include greedily, rapidly, modestly and carefully.
INPUT YOUR WORD CHOICES:
The game is adapted from Mad Libs #2 (Son of Mad Libs), copyright 1959, 1976, 1982 by Price/Stern/Sloan Publishers, Inc., Los Angeles CA 90048. The stories are adapted from original works by Haya Awwad, copyright 2006.