A bit similar to Mitzgerald's game. Lots of slips of paper - number of guests x 4 or 5, however many you want. Each guest gets a bunch of slips, write on each one a thing/person/concept - can be as broad as you like. When I played it we were at a cheese and wine and snacks evening, so some people wrote things like 'hummus' or 'breadsticks', some people wrote the place where we were, or stuff related to the project we were working on, others wrote famous people, or concepts such as 'watching the tv' or 'failing your exams'.
All slips go in a pot. Players divided into teams, we had teams of 3. Take turns, first person from each team, second person, third person etc. If a person in a team doesn't get a turn in one round, they start the next round. Each player has one minute to grab a slip out of the pot, describe the concept to the rest of the team, they guess it. Do as many slips as you can in the minute. Any that the team can't guess go back in the pot.
After the first round where the things on the slips are described and guessed, put all the slips back, and the next round you have to act the same slips, silently. Third round you have to act them only using sound effects (we had the players stand behind a door so they couldn't be seen). So the teams have learned what is on the slips, so you have a head start on the third round, but trying to act out 'hummus' using only sound effects, after partaking of wine, can get very silly.