I thought of what might be a fun game.

[mjd@mathstodon.xyz]

I thought of what might be a fun game. You're presented with two words which are opposites, and you have to figure out the context in which they _are_ opposites.

This was inspired by the one example I have so far, which is that the opposite of "dry" is "Dutch".

I'm not sure there are enough more examples be be able to make a game, but there might be. And I'm not sure if it would actually be fun, but it might be.

[mjd@mathstodon.xyz]

…“self” … if you're at the gas station.

[mjd@mathstodon.xyz]

“Aged”, if you mean cheese.

[mjd@mathstodon.xyz]

“Dead”, if you mean branches.

[pdcawley@mendeddrum.org]

@mjd “seasoned” if you mean timber.

[drajt@fosstodon.org]

@pdcawley @mjd "red", if you mean ship/aeroplane lights or traffic lights.