emergetobecomevisible orknownadversary(noun)anopponentor enemytactican actionthat isplanned toachieve agoalforesightThe ability toimaginewhat is likelyto happen inthe future.brandish(verb)to wave orexhibitsomething in adramatic orthreatening wayominous(adjective)being a signof trouble,danger, ordisaster;threateningpristine(adjective)Remainingin a pure orunspoiledstate.aplombself-confidence,especially ina difficultsituationimpendingabouttooccurvigilant(adjective)watching outfor danger orsomethingthat might gowrongbrackish(of water)slightly salty, asis the mixture ofriver water andseawater inestuaries.obscurevague,ambiguous,crypticuncannyArousing wonderand fear, as ifsupernatural; eerieMysterious orimpossible toexplain; strangelyout of the ordinarydisdain(noun)A feeling thatsomeone orsomething isbad, worthless,or low; scorn orcontempt.gusto(noun)Greatenjoyment;zest.cunningsly,crafty, orcleveraptitude(noun)The ability tolearn orunderstandsomethingquickly.translucentallowing light topass through,but blurring itso that imagescannot be seenclearlyswaggerto walk in a waythat makes it lookas if you thinkyou are importantor very confident;strutignite(verb)To causesomethingto startburning.sabotagea deliberateand usuallysecret act thatcauses damageor hinders anactivityheadway(noun)Progressto adestinationor goal.bluff(verb)To engage in afalse display ofstrength orconfidence,especially in orderto deceivesomeone.dispelTo cause todisappear;drive away;disperse.zealGreatenthusiasmfor or devotionto a cause,ideal, or goalember(noun)A glowingpiece ofburningwood orcoal.knolla small,roundedhillfalterto proceed orcontinue inan unsteadyor weakeningmannermomentuma quantity used tomeasure themotion of a body,equal to theproduct of its massand velocityimperious(adjective)arrogant;overbearing;domineeringjargonthe specializedlanguage of atrade,profession, orgroup of peopleprecipicea very steep oroverhangingmass of rock,such as theface of a cliffattentiveGiving attention tosomething. Payingcareful attention tothe comfort orconcerns ofothers.gruelingphysicallyormentallyexhaustingfurtive(adjective)Done or actingin a way that isintended not tobe noticed;sneaky.versatileHavingvarieduses orfunctions.misgivingsFeelingsof doubtorconcern.contortion(noun)A sharptwist orbend insomething.somberveryseriousor sadrecluseA person wholives alone orhas little todo with otherpeople.emergetobecomevisible orknownadversary(noun)anopponentor enemytactican actionthat isplanned toachieve agoalforesightThe ability toimaginewhat is likelyto happen inthe future.brandish(verb)to wave orexhibitsomething in adramatic orthreatening wayominous(adjective)being a signof trouble,danger, ordisaster;threateningpristine(adjective)Remainingin a pure orunspoiledstate.aplombself-confidence,especially ina difficultsituationimpendingabouttooccurvigilant(adjective)watching outfor danger orsomethingthat might gowrongbrackish(of water)slightly salty, asis the mixture ofriver water andseawater inestuaries.obscurevague,ambiguous,crypticuncannyArousing wonderand fear, as ifsupernatural; eerieMysterious orimpossible toexplain; strangelyout of the ordinarydisdain(noun)A feeling thatsomeone orsomething isbad, worthless,or low; scorn orcontempt.gusto(noun)Greatenjoyment;zest.cunningsly,crafty, orcleveraptitude(noun)The ability tolearn orunderstandsomethingquickly.translucentallowing light topass through,but blurring itso that imagescannot be seenclearlyswaggerto walk in a waythat makes it lookas if you thinkyou are importantor very confident;strutignite(verb)To causesomethingto startburning.sabotagea deliberateand usuallysecret act thatcauses damageor hinders anactivityheadway(noun)Progressto adestinationor goal.bluff(verb)To engage in afalse display ofstrength orconfidence,especially in orderto deceivesomeone.dispelTo cause todisappear;drive away;disperse.zealGreatenthusiasmfor or devotionto a cause,ideal, or goalember(noun)A glowingpiece ofburningwood orcoal.knolla small,roundedhillfalterto proceed orcontinue inan unsteadyor weakeningmannermomentuma quantity used tomeasure themotion of a body,equal to theproduct of its massand velocityimperious(adjective)arrogant;overbearing;domineeringjargonthe specializedlanguage of atrade,profession, orgroup of peopleprecipicea very steep oroverhangingmass of rock,such as theface of a cliffattentiveGiving attention tosomething. Payingcareful attention tothe comfort orconcerns ofothers.gruelingphysicallyormentallyexhaustingfurtive(adjective)Done or actingin a way that isintended not tobe noticed;sneaky.versatileHavingvarieduses orfunctions.misgivingsFeelingsof doubtorconcern.contortion(noun)A sharptwist orbend insomething.somberveryseriousor sadrecluseA person wholives alone orhas little todo with otherpeople.

100 Vocabulary List #1-8 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. to become visible or known
    emerge
  2. an opponent or enemy
    adversary (noun)
  3. an action that is planned to achieve a goal
    tactic
  4. The ability to imagine what is likely to happen in the future.
    foresight
  5. to wave or exhibit something in a dramatic or threatening way
    brandish (verb)
  6. being a sign of trouble, danger, or disaster; threatening
    ominous (adjective)
  7. Remaining in a pure or unspoiled state.
    pristine (adjective)
  8. self-confidence, especially in a difficult situation
    aplomb
  9. about to occur
    impending
  10. watching out for danger or something that might go wrong
    vigilant (adjective)
  11. (of water) slightly salty, as is the mixture of river water and seawater in estuaries.
    brackish
  12. vague, ambiguous, cryptic
    obscure
  13. Arousing wonder and fear, as if supernatural; eerie Mysterious or impossible to explain; strangely out of the ordinary
    uncanny
  14. A feeling that someone or something is bad, worthless, or low; scorn or contempt.
    disdain (noun)
  15. Great enjoyment; zest.
    gusto (noun)
  16. sly, crafty, or clever
    cunning
  17. The ability to learn or understand something quickly.
    aptitude (noun)
  18. allowing light to pass through, but blurring it so that images cannot be seen clearly
    translucent
  19. to walk in a way that makes it look as if you think you are important or very confident; strut
    swagger
  20. To cause something to start burning.
    ignite (verb)
  21. a deliberate and usually secret act that causes damage or hinders an activity
    sabotage
  22. Progress to a destination or goal.
    headway (noun)
  23. To engage in a false display of strength or confidence, especially in order to deceive someone.
    bluff (verb)
  24. To cause to disappear; drive away; disperse.
    dispel
  25. Great enthusiasm for or devotion to a cause, ideal, or goal
    zeal
  26. A glowing piece of burning wood or coal.
    ember (noun)
  27. a small, rounded hill
    knoll
  28. to proceed or continue in an unsteady or weakening manner
    falter
  29. a quantity used to measure the motion of a body, equal to the product of its mass and velocity
    momentum
  30. arrogant; overbearing; domineering
    imperious (adjective)
  31. the specialized language of a trade, profession, or group of people
    jargon
  32. a very steep or overhanging mass of rock, such as the face of a cliff
    precipice
  33. Giving attention to something. Paying careful attention to the comfort or concerns of others.
    attentive
  34. physically or mentally exhausting
    grueling
  35. Done or acting in a way that is intended not to be noticed; sneaky.
    furtive (adjective)
  36. Having varied uses or functions.
    versatile
  37. Feelings of doubt or concern.
    misgivings
  38. A sharp twist or bend in something.
    contortion (noun)
  39. very serious or sad
    somber
  40. A person who lives alone or has little to do with other people.
    recluse