"Add a rule" word game

  1. I’ll post a rule

  2. The next poster responds with a word that adheres to that rule.

  3. That poster then copies and pastes the first rule to the end of their post, then adds another rule.

  4. The next poster responds with a word that adheres to both rules.

  5. That poster then copies and pastes the first two rules to the end of their post, then adds another rule.

  6. Etc…

  7. Once we reach a point where no existing word adheres to all of the rules, we start over. I’d say 3 votes to start over starts it over. The point is not necessarily to stump the next poster.

Short example:

Etc… I’m pretty sure at that point we’d have to start over.

Got it? Good! Let’s go!
First rule: Post a word with two consecutive vowels

peace

Post a word with two consecutive vowels
AND has only two syllables

Aesop

Two consecutive vowels

Two syllables

Name of a place

Maui
Two consecutive vowels

Two syllables

Name of a place

A city

Phoenix

Two consecutive vowels
Two syllables
Name of a place
A city
Doesn’t contain an ‘E’.

Houston

Two consecutive vowels
Two syllables
Name of a place
A city
Doesn’t contain an ‘E’
Is located outside of the continental United States

Cairo

Two consecutive vowels
Two syllables
Name of a place
A city
Doesn’t contain an ‘E’.
[edit to include] Is located outside of the continental United States [/eti]
Is in Eurasia

edit, cross posted but still works

Hangzhou

Two consecutive vowels
Two syllables
Name of a place
A city
Doesn’t contain an ‘E’.
Is located outside of the continental United States
Is in Eurasia

and

Elevation above 5,000 feet (that’s 1500m in Eurasian).

According tothis, we have reached the end.

There are two on that list. One looks like 3 syllables, but is in fact two.

ETA: make that one. The other one looks like two syllables but has three (Sana’a).

Then it has to be Baguio (I looked up how it’s pronounced, it’s “bag-yo”).

Since Riemann has determined we have reached the end, I guess you should be the one to restart us.

Post a rule!

That’s not a comprehensive list, so I’m not sure we’re at the end… but it’s getting tricky for sure! Just a mom, I’ll make a new post.

First rule:
Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago

Felching. (apologies, but it came up when I searched for words that were first used in the 1970s)

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago

A noun.

Blog

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago

A noun

4 or more syllables

cyberstalking
Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago

A noun

4 or more syllables

Has nothing to do with the internet

microcredit

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago

A noun

4 or more syllables

Has nothing to do with the internet

Is not about health

Workaholic

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago
A noun
4 or more syllables
Has nothing to do with the internet
Is not about health

Is a portmanteau word

Metrosexual

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago
A noun
4 or more syllables
Has nothing to do with the internet
Is not about health
Is a portmanteau word
Is not a person.

mockumentary

Word not found in dictionaries 100 years ago
A noun
4 or more syllables
Has nothing to do with the internet
Is not about health
Is a portmanteau word
Is not a person.
Is not entertainment.