Arnaud, Bianca, and Richardson attempt to make Louis say their words

The team’s first word is ‘escargot’ (‘snail’). Starting with Arnaud, they ask “Quel animal toit dos en tortillé?” (‘What animal roof back twisted up?’). Louis incorrectly guesses that they are referring to a fish.

For the second round, the team is assigned the word ‘ramolli’ (‘soft’). Starting with Richardson, they ask “Mes pâtes sont encore trop cuites” (‘My pasta is still overcooked?’). Louis incorrectly guesses that they are referring to lasagna.

Even though Arnaud, Bianca, and Richardson have lost the game after two rounds, Antoine decides to host a third round because “we all love this”. Their final word is ‘salopette’ (‘overalls’/‘dungarees’). Starting with Bianca, they ask “Je porte ‘desfois’ une petite salope” (‘I wear sometimes a small slut’). Arnaud, who contributed “‘desfois’ une” to the phrase, had actually contributed three words, but he argues that ‘des fois’ (‘sometimes’) is just one word (which it definitely isn’t). Presumably this is allowed because the team had already lost, and this round was just for fun. Richardson, who contributed the final two words, had engaged in a smart bit of dirty wordplay, since ‘salope’ means ‘slut’ or ‘bitch’, but by prefacing it with the word ‘petite’ (‘small’), he is implying the presence of the suffix ‘-ette’ on the word, denoting diminutive stature. Thanks to this, Louis correctly guesses their word.

Having won just one of the three rounds, Arnaud, Bianca, and Richardson each earn 3 points.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)