Think Fast. Just Don't Say Umm.
You Can't Say Umm from Big Potato is a word party game that turns a simple description into a hilarious challenge. Describe unusual pairs of words to your team while the other team listens for every “umm” or “err.” One little slip, and the bell rings!
How to Play
You have 45 seconds to describe as many weird word pairs as you can. The opposing team is ready with the bell, scoring a point each time you say “umm” or “err.” Then the roles switch: they're in the hot seat, and you're the bell master. Gather your group and see who can keep their words flowing under pressure.
Game Night Details
Designed for 4–10 players, this party game takes approximately 2 minutes to learn and 20 minutes to play. The box includes 165 cards, 2 player pieces, 1 bell, 1 timer, 1 playing board, rules, and 1 sticker.
A Gift That Gets Everyone Talking
A playful pick for party-game fans, birthdays, holiday gifting, or your next get-together. Give it to the friend who always has something to say, then see what happens when “umm” is off the table.
Think Fast. Just Don't Say Umm.
You Can't Say Umm from Big Potato is a word party game that turns a simple description into a hilarious challenge. Describe unusual pairs of words to your team while the other team listens for every “umm” or “err.” One little slip, and the bell rings!
How to Play
You have 45 seconds to describe as many weird word pairs as you can. The opposing team is ready with the bell, scoring a point each time you say “umm” or “err.” Then the roles switch: they're in the hot seat, and you're the bell master. Gather your group and see who can keep their words flowing under pressure.
Game Night Details
Designed for 4–10 players, this party game takes approximately 2 minutes to learn and 20 minutes to play. The box includes 165 cards, 2 player pieces, 1 bell, 1 timer, 1 playing board, rules, and 1 sticker.
A Gift That Gets Everyone Talking
A playful pick for party-game fans, birthdays, holiday gifting, or your next get-together. Give it to the friend who always has something to say, then see what happens when “umm” is off the table.