The rule is: 

You should describe a word in English, and other members of English Club should try to guess what you are talking about. Then you should reveal the answer after a period of time

Everyone can set questions and everyone can guess

Not only words, but also phrases/idioms

When the others guessed wrong, the question setters can (and should) give some hints

Like the participants guess the synonyms of the goal word, the question setters can give the hint "synonym"

This is a word, and try guessing it!

a person or thing that came before and influenced sb/sth else that is similar

This word is an adjective which describes something (especially plan) is very complex and well designed in every single details

This word refers to a famous kind of boat used in Venice.

This word is used to describe evil things, for example, crimes.

This noun has two meanings. One can refer to a part of our body, and the other can refer to a kind of vegetables.

This question is a little difficult, it is used to describe a female ghostly creature and its appearance will predict someone's death

This word can be a combination of two words.

And it refers to a strong desire to travel

This word is an old use of English.

It means "from where"

This word is an adjective, used to describe very small things.

But it has a suffix that usually becomes a part of a noun.

This phrase is used to describe lucky persons, but it uses an animal.

This word is used to describe some people who have many abilities and are capable of doing many things or something that has many functions

This word can be seen a synonym of "demand", but usually it is used as adjective.