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Mad Libs

Mad Libs is a word game created by Leonard Stern and Roger Price. It consists of one player prompting others for a list of words to substitute for blanks in a story before reading aloud. The game is frequently played as a party game or as a pastime. It can be categorized as a phrasal template game.

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Mad Libs

Nodes83
Edges82
Triples536
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024096
Components1

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Mad Libs

Top relations

related to Books · 502
Mad Libs → Activity BookMad Libs Survival, AdventureYou've Got Mad LibsZoey, Air Mad LibsUpside Down, Alcohol Mad LibsOff-the-Wall Mad, Alens Mad LibsMore Best, All Mad LibsBaby, An Original Mad Libs, Animals, Anniversary EditionMad Libs, Anniversary EditionMad Libs After, Away Mad LibsFoo Fighters, Ball Mad LibsMammoth Mad, Batty Halloween, Bean's Holiday Mad LibsMr, Belly-Busting Joke BookThe Maddest, Beyoncé EditionMad Libs, Bigger, Billie Eilish EditionMad Libs, Blank, Board Mad LibsBaby Shower
related to history · 15
Mad Libs → According, Bob Hope, Eggs Benedict, Four, In, Leonard Stern, New York City, No, NOUN, Price, Roger Price, Stern, The, The Steve Allen Show, While
related to Predecessors of Mad Libs · 9
Mad Libs → Consequences, Fredrick, It, Like Mad Libs, New York, One, Revelations About My Friends, Stokes Companies, The
related to Format · 6
Mad Libs → Beneath, Finally, One, Price's, Stern, The
related to Other media · 3
Mad Libs → Disney Channel, Imitation Mad Libs, Several
is a · 1
Mad Libs → word game created by Leonard Stern and Roger Price

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mad libs junior game stern price first book books party go love story new sloan christmas merry words published noun

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mad Libsis aword game created by Leonard Stern and Roger Price0.90text
Mad Libsrelated to BooksThe0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksDays0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksSchool Mad Libs Junior70s0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksMad Libs80s Mad Libs90s0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksMad LibsA Very Mad0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksLibs ChristmasAd Lib Mad0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksLibsAdult Mad LibsAdult Mammoth0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksMad LibsAdventure Time Mad0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksLibsAdventure Time Fionna0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksCake Mad LibsAdvice0.60section
Mad Libsrelated to BooksLovelorn Mad LibsAerosmith Mad0.60section

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