Wanna Play “Stink Pink”?

Are you familiar with the game? I hadn’t heard of it until several years ago when we were building a house on Main Street. It was the house we were going to live in for the rest of our lives and the house my Dad helped in so many ways including laying 2,600 sq. ft. of slate tile, but that’s another story. I was speaking of “Stink Pink”. When we were building Main Street house, a man named Bob was working with Mike and taught us the game. We put in some long hours and this was one of the pastimes as we worked! The rule is to give a hint that describes two rhyming words. If the words have one syllable, you say “It’s a “Stink Pink“. Two syllables- “Stinky Pinky” Three syllables- Stinkity Pinkity” and so on! An example of a “Stink Pink” is: A Large Feline. (A. Fat Cat) An example of a “Stinky Pinky” is: A Comic Cottontail. (A. Funny Bunny) A “Stinkity Pinkity” hint is: Okay, I’ve drawn a blank! Could someone come up with a three syllable “Stinkity Pinkity”? So you get the idea. The words “Stink and Pink” change according to syllables. The answer has to rhyme, but not the hint. That’s about it! (I’m curious to know if anyone else plays this game or a version of the game?) Here are some for you to practice on: It’s a Stink Pink: Nighttime Playground It’s a Stink Pink: Eat Glue It’s a Stinky Pinky: Daisy Strength It’s a Stinky Pinky: Hip Film It’s a Stink Pink: Sky-Colors Hints It’s a Stink Pink: St. Patrick Legume Give it a whirl! And when you're ready to check yourself, the answers are in the Comment Box. Then it’s your turn to leave me a Stink Pink to guess in the Comment Box! (No it’s not everyday bloggers ask for "Stink Pinks" in their Comment Boxes!)