Baby Animals Words for the imposter game
- Puppy
- Baby Elephant
- Tadpole
- Baby Otter
- Lion Cub
- Duckling
- Baby Rhino
- Kitten
- Baby Sloth
- Foal
- Baby Penguin
- Piglet
- Baby Giraffe
- Wolf Pup
- Baby Turtle
- Lamb
- Baby Koala
- Baby Monkey
- Chick
- Baby Seal
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20 of the 55 words in Imposterly’s Baby Animals pack, from the Animals & Nature shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- Puppy
- A young dog
- Baby Elephant
- A young trunked giant, also called a calf
- Tadpole
- A tiny swimming creature that grows into a frog
- Baby Otter
- A furry river pup that floats on its mum
- Lion Cub
- A young king of the jungle with spotty fur
- Duckling
- A fluffy young duck
- Baby Rhino
- A young horned grey giant, without a big horn yet
- Kitten
- A young cat
- Baby Sloth
- A slow young tree-dweller that clings to its mother
- Foal
- A young horse
- Baby Penguin
- A fluffy grey chick of a black and white swimming bird
- Piglet
- A young pig
- Baby Giraffe
- A young long-necked spotty animal, tall at birth
- Wolf Pup
- A young pack animal that howls at the moon
- Baby Turtle
- A tiny shelled hatchling that races to the sea
- Lamb
- A young sheep
- Baby Koala
- A young Australian tree marsupial, called a joey
- Baby Monkey
- A young tree-swinging primate that clings to mum
- Chick
- A young bird, like a fluffy yellow baby hen
- Baby Seal
- A young flippered pup, often with fluffy white fur
Everyone’s card says Puppy. The imposter’s says Baby Elephant.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play