Silver and gold is the classic song from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer's Christmas special. The substitute lyrics game is for in place of silver and gold with the same amount of syllables. So the first word has to be two syllables , the word after and has to be one syllable. some examples

Chicken and Rice
Waffles and Eggs
Frasier and Cheers
Kittens and Cats
Bonnie and Clyde

Pretzels and Beer

Butter and Bread

Bacon and Eggs

Archie and Edith

Feathers and Fur

Spaghetti and Meatballs

Am I understanding this game?

Spaghetti and Meatballs

Am I understanding this game?

The first word must be 2 syllables the second 1 syllable.


Crackers and Cheese

Teachers and Staff

Winter and Fall

Summer and Spring

Cities and Towns

Burgers and Fries

Dollars and Cents

Puppies and Dogs

Records and Tapes

Nickle and Dime

Pumpkin and Pie

Nickels and Dimes

Paper and pen

Stockings and Shoes

Linens and Lace

Popcorn and Fudge

Haircuts and Trims

Lions and Bears

Pumpkins and Gourds

Vacuums and Brooms

Peanuts and Mints

Tootsie and Roll

Boy I find this game strange but play it for some reason. Is the
above acceptable to the game???????

Dollars and Cents

Dribbles and Drabs

Hey Penny, see 14...

Ice Cream and Cake

Coffee and Tea

Sonny and Cher

Peter and Paul

Buttons and Bows

Sugar and Spice

Venus and Mars

Porgy and Bess

Barley and Rye

Pepper and Salt

Sunshine and Clouds

April and May

Wrangler and Rope

Buggy and Horse

Buggy and Horse

Penny, pls comment. The universal saying is Horse and Buggy..so is it aceptable to reverse saying to fit the game or does anything go?????:eek::eek:

Penny, pls comment. The universal saying is Horse and Buggy..so is it aceptable to reverse saying to fit the game or does anything go?????:eek::eek:


Anything goes!:)

Ask Ice Cream who is the thread starter.

Table and Chair

Anything goes!:)

Ask Ice Cream who is the thread starter.

OK, Ice Cream does anything go here. Personally I prefer some rules in all games, but maybe it does not matter.....

How about a Ruling.... What is acceptable here?

Salt and Pepper OR

Pepper and Salt

Or does it not matter.

As long as Ice Cream doesn't mind anything is acceptable. Really, there aren't that many pairs. I think we have covered most of them.
I will play it straight this time!:)



Bratwurst and Beer

Cabbage and Ham (as in Ham and Cabbage)

Needles and Pins

Lipstick and Blush

Trousers and Belts

Bourbon and Branch

Honey and Lime

Rhythm and Blues

Lemon and Lime

Tarzan and Jane

Wilma and Fred

Body and Soul

Tarzan and Jane

Chocolate and Fudge

Jesus and God

Tarzan and Jane


I already posted that on page 4!:)

Soda and Scotch

Jekyll and Hyde

Pizza and Cheese

Coffee and Cake

Sickness and Health

Buses and Cars

Bottles and Cans

Scooters and Trucks

Beauty and Beast

Tables and chairs

Sanford and Son

railroad and trains

Green Eggs and Ham

Green Eggs and Ham

Penny, all 3 words are 1 syllibl each? Interesting combo.

husband and wife (could be this one was already used )

Coffee and Cream

Sugar and Spice (Original, I know.) LOL

Bathtubs and Sinks

Fingers and Toes

rowboat and oar

Pencil and Pen

Whiplash and Neck

Hammer and Nails

Sonny and Cher (this could be a repeat)

Noses and Ears

Jellies and Jams

Backache and Pain

Fingers and Toes

Macaroni and Cheese

Sour and Sweet

Water and Milk

Peaches and Cream

Happy and Sad

Shiny and Bright

Crimson and Lace

Hawkeye and Mash

Willie and Alf

Cookies and Milk

Jellies and Jam

Wilma and Fred

Silky and Smooth

Coffee and Cream

Cookies and Milk

Ice Cream and Cake

Prepper and Food

Satin and Lace

doctor and nurse

Ice Cream and Cake

Handles and Knobs

Hammer and Nails

Pencils and Pens

Heaven and Hell

Pencils and Pens Again???

Windows and Doors

Daughters and Sons

Uncles and Aunts

Breakfast and Lunch

Mountains and Hills

Parsley and Sage

Pepper and Salt

Fire and Ice

Sinners and Saints

Baseball and Bat

Pillow and Sheets

Oysters and Pearls

Bottles and Cans

Shovels and Rakes

Rainier and Grace (she died so young, 52)

Second and Third

Ceilings and walls

Bedroom and Bath

Brunettes and Blonds

Purple and Pink

Bottoms and Tops

Bottles and Cans

Kittens and Cats

Heifer and Cow

Daggers and Swords

Sinners and Saints

Shotgun and Shells

Cabbage and Corn

Sugar and Bowl

Needle and Thread

Whistles and Bells

Slippers and Socks

Princess and Prince

Painting and Frame

Duchess and Duke

Bushes and Grass

Lizards and Toads

Bagels and Lox

Hiccups and Burps

Slippers and Robe

Smokers and Pipes

Pictures and Frames

Sidewalks and Walls

Feathers and Tar

Buildings and Steps

Crumpets and Tea

Cupcakes and Pie

Saucers and Cups

Teacups and Mugs

Pumpkin and Spice

Heavy and Light

Jewels and Gems

Barbi and Ken

Mickey and finn

Yellow and Red

Nickels and Dimes

Purple and Blue

Tarzan and Jane

Arby's and meats

Feathers and Fur

Diamonds and Pearls

Turkeys and Ducks

Linda and Paul;)

Wilma and Fred :)

Peter and Paul

Lots of repeats, guess that's OK...

Willie and ALF

Kanga and Roo

Dresses and Coats

Donald and Duck

Clara and Bell

Butter and Buns

Mary and Lou

Icecube and Tray

Batters and Balls

Open and Shut

Stupid and Dumb (LOL)

Frasier and Niles
Daphne and Roz
Evans and Bob

Liquor and Beer

Sandwich and Soup

Shoulders and Arms

Seven and Eight

Leggings and Skirts

Tuna and Fish

Blankets and Sheets

Rhoda and Joe

Monkeys and Apes

Buggy and Horse

Barbara and Jim (miss you sis)

Willie and Kate (ALF)

Bobby and Pam (Dallas)

Pumpkins and Pies

Phyllis and Lars

Rubber and Band

Mama and Vint

Batter and up

I don't know if anyone knows the Correct and or best way to play this game. I still wonder and what is Mama and Vint? Some replies don't make sense.

Puppies and Dogs

Ringo and Paul

Butter and Eggs

Triplets and Twins

Ribbons and Bows

NaNa and Pap

Daffy and Duck

Tigers and Bears (oh, my)

Lions and cats

Ham Hocks and Beans

Branches and Limbs

Open and Shut

Sleepy and Chill

Peaches and Herb

Sonny and Cher

Fire and Rain

Thunder and Flash

Spices and Herbs

Pumpkins and Plums

Basil and Thyme

Aces and Kings

Jugglers and Clowns

Women and Men

Ladies and Gents

Puppies and Dogs

Chirping and Tweets

Jingle and Bells

Dances and Songs