The Dinosaurs pack

The dinosaurs a six-year-old can name — T. rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor. An Imposter+ pack. The impostor gets a group like "Horned Dinosaurs", which helps, but there's more than one.

Last updated September 2026

Imposter+ pack10 words · 8 sub-themes

The word list

These are every word in the Dinosaurs pack. In a game the crew sees one of them exactly; the impostor sees only the sub-theme in the right-hand column.

WordImpostor sees
Tyrannosaurus RexMeat-Eating Dinosaurs
TriceratopsHorned Dinosaurs
StegosaurusPlated Dinosaurs
VelociraptorRaptor Dinosaurs
BrachiosaurusLong-Necked Dinosaurs
PterodactylFlying Reptiles
AnkylosaurusArmored Dinosaurs
SpinosaurusMeat-Eating Dinosaurs
DiplodocusLong-Necked Dinosaurs
IguanodonPlant-Eating Dinosaurs

Giving clues for this pack

If you're on the crew

Describe the body — plates, horns, claws, neck. "Tiny arms", "apex", "bite" all point at T. rex. "Extinct" or "prehistoric" fits every dinosaur.

If you're the impostor

You get the group. Talk about size and diet: "huge", "plant-eater", "fossil". Let the crew reveal whether it walked on two legs or four, and what it had on its head.

A sample round

Secret word

Stegosaurus

Crew clues

  • “back plates”
  • “spiked tail”
  • “small head”

Impostor's clue

“Jurassic”

The tell: "Jurassic" named the period, not the animal. The crew were describing the plates down its spine; the impostor was describing the era.

Play the Dinosaurs pack

Pick Dinosaurs on the setup screen — it needs an Imposter+ subscription. Or leave the pack on Random and the vault will still deal from it sometimes.

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