Don't hesitate to use gestures and facial expressions to assist your teammates in guessing the object. Scoring is simple yet thrilling. Your team earns one point for each correct guess when you're the describer. On the other hand, when you're in the judge's seat during a turn, your team scores for every accurate "ding." A “ding” occurs every time the describer uses a filler word. The first team to move their piece to the end of the board (first to 20 points) emerges victorious! The game splits players into two teams. The primary objective is to describe peculiar objects drawn from random A (adjective) and B (noun) cards without resorting to filler words such as "umm," “err”, "ah," or other brain-fart moments, as stipulated in the instruction manual. If you accidentally say "umm," don't fret! Take a deep breath and continue; the opposing team may not even notice, sparing them from gaining a point.

You Can't Say Umm" is a game for 4 to 10 players published by Big Potato Games, where you have fun while practicing your public speaking, vocabulary, teamwork, and communication skills. Don't Say Umm" - are you ready to take your communication skills to the next level? This fast-paced and exciting game is designed to challenge players to speak without using the dreaded word "umm" or hesitate. Not only is it a great way to improve your public speaking abilities and sharpen your wit but it's sure to let you have a blast with friends and family. Perfect for parties, Don't Say Umm is sure to provide endless entertainment. Surely it's a must-have addition to any game night collection. So, gather your friends and challenge each other to speak seamlessly. Remember - just Don't Say Umm! But wait, there's a twist! Before starting the game, each team draws six rules, selecting three for each side. Each of the three rules get added every fifth scored point and add an extra layer of complexity. They can forbid you from saying "no" or "yes," require specific letter constraints, mandate seat changes upon scoring, or even demand foot-clapping after correct guesses!