Michael T Dwyer

US Patent:

20100009736, Jan 14, 2010

Filed:

Jul 10, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/170726

Inventors:

Michael Dwyer - Franklin WI, US

International Classification:

A63F 13/00

US Classification:

463 9

Abstract:

A word game and method of playing the word game comprising providing a main word or phrase (“Theme Word”), and a group of existing words (“Puzzle Words”), wherein each letter from the Theme Word is used once to form a different word (“Solved Word”) when added to a Puzzle Word. In an embodiment, multiple letters from the Theme Word may be added to a single Puzzle Word to form a single Solved Word. The letters from the Theme Word may be added anywhere to the Puzzle Word in order to form a new Solved Word. In an embodiment, the order of the letters in Puzzle Word may not be changed. In another embodiment the letter from the Theme Word may not be added to the end of the Puzzle Word. The game will be considered solved when all of the letters of the Theme Word have been successfully combined once with a Puzzle Word such that each letter has been used with a Puzzle Word to form a Solved Word.

US Patent:

20170087447, Mar 30, 2017

Filed:

Sep 24, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/864264

Inventors:

Michael James Dwyer - Hales Corners WI, US

International Classification:

A63F 9/00

Abstract:

A word game and method of playing the word game comprising providing a main word or phrase (“Theme Word”), and a group of existing words (“Puzzle Words”), wherein each letter from the Theme Word is used once to form a different word (“Solved Word”) when added to a Puzzle Word. In one example form of the game, multiple letters from the Theme Word may be added to a single Puzzle Word to form a single Solved Word. The letters from the Theme Word may be added anywhere to the Puzzle Word in order to form a new Solved Word. In one example form, the order of the letters in Puzzle Word may not be changed. In another example form of the game, the letter from the Theme Word may not be added to the end of the Puzzle Word. The game will be considered solved when all of the letters of the Theme Word have been successfully combined once with a Puzzle Word such that each letter has been used with a Puzzle Word to form a Solved Word.