Thanksgiving Blurt It Out Game: Laugh-Out-Loud Turkey Day Fun +Printable Cards
“Turkey!” “Pumpkin pie!” “Cranberry sauce!”
How many Thanksgiving words or phrases can YOU burst out in 60 seconds?
With this fun-filled Outburst-style Thanksgiving Blurt It Out Game, players race against the clock to shout out answers before time runs out.
The best part? It’s a perfect game for all ages, making it a hit for:
- Thanksgiving Day
- Family dinners
- Classroom celebrations
- Friendsgiving gatherings

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Ultimate Guide To Thanksgiving Blurt It Out
Objective
Score the most points by shouting out answers to a Thanksgiving-themed category within 60 seconds.
Supplies Needed
- List of Thanksgiving Blurt It Out game words. Play from the post below or shop the printable cards in the digital shop to make gameplay even easier!
- A 60-second timer that makes a sound
- Scorecard and pen
The digital game below is free for you to use. No download. No sign up. Just scroll down and start. Want the screen-free version? Get the printable Thanksgiving Blurt It Out cards here.

How To Play Thanksgiving Blurt It Out
1. Divide players into two teams. Each team will take turns guessing answers.
2. Team 1 selects a card and reads the category aloud to Team 2. When the timer begins, Team 2 tries to guess as many answers as possible related to that category within 60 seconds.
3. Team 1 marks off correct answers from the list on the card.
4. Each correct answer is one point. Teams earn one bonus point if they guess all six answers on the card.
5. After the time is up, the next team takes their turn.
6. Continue playing until all cards are used or a set number of rounds are completed.
7. The team with the most points wins!
Helpful Tip: Only answers listed on the card score points, so encourage players to think fast and shout their guesses quickly.
Thanksgiving Blurt It Out Game Cards

| THANKSGIVING DINNER FOODS | THINGS YOU SEE AT A THANKSGIVING PARADE |
| 1. Turkey 2. Stuffing 3. Cranberry sauce 4. Mashed potatoes 5. Rolls 6. Gravy | 1. Floats 2. Balloons 3. Marching bands 4. Dancers 5. Santa Claus 6. Confetti |
| FALL FLAVORS | THANKSGIVING DESSERTS |
| 1. Pumpkin spice 2. Apple cider 3. Cinnamon 4. Nutmeg 5. Maple 6. Clove | 1. Pumpkin pie 2. Pecan pie 3. Apple pie 4. Sweet potato pie 5. Pumpkin roll 6. Pumpkin cheesecake |
| THANKSGIVING WORDS THAT START WITH THE LETTER ‘F’ | FALL ACTIVITIES |
| 1. Food 2. Family 3. Friends 4. Feast 5. Football 6. Full | 1. Raking leaves 2. Apple picking 3. Pumpkin patch 4. Corn maze 5. Hayrides 6. Bonfires |
| THINGS YOU’RE THANKFUL FOR | PEOPLE AT THANKSGIVING DINNER |
| 1. Loved Ones 2. Health 3. Home 4. Food 5. Job 6. Pet | 1. Grandma 2. Grandpa 3. Aunt 4. Uncle 5. Cousin 6. Brother |
| THANKSGIVING DAY ACTIVITIES | THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS |
| 1. Cooking 2. Watching football 3. Watching the parade 4. Eating 5. Giving thanks 6. Taking a nap | 1. Cornucopia 2. Pumpkins 3. Leaves 4. Turkey cut-outs 5. Candles 6. Tablecloth |
| WAYS TO SHOW GRATITUDE | THANKSGIVING WORDS THAT START WITH ‘T’ |
| 1. Write a note 2. Give a hug 3. Do something kind 4. Share something 5. Give a compliment 6. Say thank you | 1. Turkey 2. Thanks 3. Together 4. Table 5. Tradition 6. Treats |
| THANKSGIVING WORDS THAT START WITH ‘C’ | _______________ CASSEROLE |
| 1. Corn 2. Cranberries 3. Casserole 4. Celebration 5. Cornbread 6. Centerpiece | 1. Sweet potato 2. Green been 3. Cornbread 4. Broccoli cheese 5. Hashbrown 6. Stuffing |
| DIFFERENT WAYS TO SAY “THANK YOU” | THINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FIRST THANKSGIVING |
| 1. Using sign language 2. Gracias (Spanish) 3. Merci (French) 4. Danke (German) 5. Grazie (Italian) 6. Arigato (Japanese) | 1. Mayflower 2. Pilgrims 3. Harvest 4. Venison 5. Plymouth Rock 6. Wampanoag |
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| MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE FLOATS | THINGS TO DO AFTER THANKSGIVING DINNER |
| 1. Snoopy 2. Pikachu 3. Spider-Man 4. SpongeBob SquarePants 5. Bluey 6. Charlie Brown | 1. Take a nap 2. Play a game 3. Do the dishes 4. Watch football 5. Take a walk 6. Start Black Friday shopping early |
| THINGS YOU MIGHT BURN ON THANKSGIVING | WAYS TO COOK A TURKEY |
| 1. Turkey 2. Rolls 3. Pie crust 4. Candles 5. Fingers 6. Stuffing | 1. Roasting 2. Smoking 3. Deep frying 4. Grilling 5. Slow cooking 6. Pressure cooking |
| WEIRD THANKSGIVING THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR | THINGS YOU PRETEND TO LIKE ON THANKSGIVING |
| 1. Stretchy pants 2. Leftovers 3. Takeout 4. Dishwashers 5. Naps 6. TV’s | 1. Cranberry sauce 2. Awkward relatives 3. Green bean casserole 4. Politics talk 5. Dry turkey 6. Kids’ crafts |
| THINGS YOU HEAR DURING THANKSGIVING DINNER | THANKSGIVING SMELLS |
| 1. “Pass the potatoes.” 2. “I’m stuffed.” 3. “What’s in this?” 4. “No politics.” 5. Kids screaming 6. A toast | 1. Pumpkin spice 2. Turkey roasting 3. Cinnamon 4. Burnt food 5. Candles 6. Pie baking |
| THINGS YOU DO BEFORE THANKSGIVING DINNER | WORDS TO DESCRIBE A TURKEY |
| 1. Cook 2. Watch the parade 3. Run a turkey trot 4. Clean 5. Set the table 6. Travel | 1. Wing 2. Breast 3. Thigh 4. Dry 5. Neck 6. Drumstick |
| STRANGE THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS | SOFT THANKSGIVING FOODS |
| 1. Turkey trots 2. Breaking the wishbone 3. Going shopping 4. Eating at 2 p.m. 5. Talking politics 6. Watching Christmas movies | 1. Mashed potatoes 2. Sweet potato casserole 3. Macaroni and cheese 4. Cranberry sauce 5. Pumpkin pie 6. Creamed corn |
| THANKSGIVING VEGETABLES | FOODS EATEN AT THE FIRST THANKSGIVING |
| 1. Green beans 2. Sweet potatoes 3. Corn 4. Butternut squash 5. Mashed potatoes 6. Carrots | 1. Cornbread 2. Fish 3. Beans 4. Squash 5. Nuts 6. Venison |
| TOPICS DISCUSSED AT THE THANKSGIVING TABLE | POPULAR BLACK FRIDAY DEALS |
| 1. Gratitude 2. The food 3. Work 4. Weather 5. Holiday plans 6. Family updates | 1. TVS 2. Laptops 3. Smartphones 4. Video game consoles 5. Air fryers 6. Headphones |
Alternative Rules For This Thanksgiving Blurt It Out Game
Rules can cater to the group that is playing.
- Creative Bonus: Allow bonus points for hilarious or creative (but relevant) answers, if all teams agree.
- Time Change: Play with a 90-second timer for younger players.
- Guess Limit: Cap each team at 10 guesses per round to add pressure.
- Free-for-All: Play without teams and award points individually for fast guessers.
More Thanksgiving Fun:
- Who Is The Biggest Turkey? FREE HILARIOUS PRINTABLE!
- Roll A Turkey M&M Dice Game
- Printable Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt Clues
- Free Thanksgiving Memory Game
Also, play this ultimate Blurt It Out Game for more family-friendly fun!
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