(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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to become less intense or
widespread; to reduce.
abate
a lush, fragrant perennial
flower known for its large,
alluring blooms.
peony
in a very serious or
dignified manner.
solemnly
greedy
avaricious
worthy of respect
due to age, dignity,
accomplishments,
character, etc.
venerable
a showy, cheap, ornament or jewelry piece: a trinket.
bauble
lacking proper respect
or seriousness: glib;
offhand; cocky.
flippant
to hate or detest.
abhor
present as the strongest
or main element.
predominant
to rub out or wipe away,
as if from a surface:
erase; remove; expunge.
efface
ascetic can function as an adjective or this part of speech
noun
the punishment of being
sent away or thrown out
from a country or other
place.
banishment
a luminous atmosphere or
cloud around something or someone
coveted.
nimbus
the loss or destruction of illusions
or idealistic beliefs
disillusionment
burdensome, oppressive, or
troublesome; causing hardship.
onerous
to ask someone earnestly
and anxiously to do
something; to plead.
entreat
intensely devoted,
eager, or enthusiastic;
zealous.
ardent
o call upon something
(usually a supernatural
being) to magically appear.
conjure
to triumph or prove
more powerful than
opposing forces.
prevail
feathers, or the entire
feathery covering of a bird.
plumage
too many to count.
innumerable
one who practices strict self-
denial for spiritual reasons
ascetic
aggressive or warlike
behavior, attitude, or
disposition.
belligerence
ardent, amorous, and conscientious are all this part of speech.
adjective
to do in a lazy or
inactive manner.
idly
mystified, confused,
or perplexed
baffled
given to sudden and
unaccountable changes
of mood or behavior.
capricious
the quality or state
of being humble
humility
a druggist, or the shop
where one purchased
medicinal compounds
and drugs.
apothecary
the lowest part of a boat’s hull that
collects water, OR worthless thoughts/claims
bilge
to spread over or through
in the manner of fluid
or light: flush; fill.
suffuse
to become infected or rot,
or (of a negative feeling)
to grow or worsen slowly.
fester
to pretend to be affected
by something (like a
feeling, state, or injury).
feign
producing or seeming to
produce light; glowing
luminous
a cleansing with water or other
liquid, especially as a religious
ritual,
ablution
a prostitute or mistress,
particularly one associated
with wealthy, noble, or
powerful men.
courtesan
of or related to love and
physical attraction; loving.
amorous
Abhor, entreat, suffuse, and prevail are all this part of speech.
verb
a low-growing, evergreen
shrub commonly found in
dense masses on European
moorlands
heather
one's opponent in a
contest, conflict, or
dispute.
adversary
knowledge acquired by study,
research, etc.; learning;
scholarship.
erudition
