Travel & Airports Words for the imposter game
- Passport
- Overhead Bin
- Hotel Lobby
- Turbulence
- Souvenir
- Boarding Pass
- Rental Car
- Airport Lounge
- Suitcase
- Jet Lag
- Tray Table
- Currency Exchange
- Runway
- Room Service
- Window Seat
- Duty Free
- Baggage Claim
- Travel Pillow
- Control Tower
- Airplane Food
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20 of the 55 words in Imposterly’s Travel & Airports pack, from the Places & Travel 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.
- Passport
- An official booklet that lets you travel abroad
- Overhead Bin
- The storage locker above your seat on a plane
- Hotel Lobby
- The entrance hall where guests check in
- Turbulence
- Bumpy, shaky air that rocks a plane in flight
- Souvenir
- A small keepsake you buy to remember a trip
- Boarding Pass
- The ticket that lets you get on the plane
- Rental Car
- A vehicle you hire for a few days on holiday
- Airport Lounge
- A comfy private waiting room before a flight
- Suitcase
- A case with a handle and wheels for packing clothes
- Jet Lag
- Tiredness from flying across time zones
- Tray Table
- The fold-down flap on the seat back in front of you
- Currency Exchange
- A counter where you swap your money for foreign cash
- Runway
- The long strip where planes take off and land
- Room Service
- Food delivered to your hotel door
- Window Seat
- The plane spot next to the little porthole
- Duty Free
- Airport shops selling goods without tax
- Baggage Claim
- Where you collect your luggage from the belt
- Travel Pillow
- A U-shaped neck cushion for sleeping on journeys
- Control Tower
- The tall building where staff guide planes in and out
- Airplane Food
- Meals served on trays during a flight
Everyone’s card says Passport. The imposter’s says Overhead Bin.
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