Asks a 2nd question Condescendingly explains something Obscure heterocycle Awkward wave Is the last person to ask a question Speaks over another person Makes something awkward Mentions atmospheric chemistry Molecule with more sulfur + nitrogen than C Gives science advice to a non-chemist Is the first person to ask a question Uses unnecessarily long adjective Makes reference to how he has run a reaction Gazes longingly at Chris Is the only person to ask a question Friend- date Uses a 3- syllable vocabulary word incorrectly Obscure named reaction Shows up when you are eating somewhere Atom analogy Soviet journal of chemistry Nervous leg bouncing Makes nonverbal noises during talk Weird NMR nuclei Asks a 2nd question Condescendingly explains something Obscure heterocycle Awkward wave Is the last person to ask a question Speaks over another person Makes something awkward Mentions atmospheric chemistry Molecule with more sulfur + nitrogen than C Gives science advice to a non-chemist Is the first person to ask a question Uses unnecessarily long adjective Makes reference to how he has run a reaction Gazes longingly at Chris Is the only person to ask a question Friend- date Uses a 3- syllable vocabulary word incorrectly Obscure named reaction Shows up when you are eating somewhere Atom analogy Soviet journal of chemistry Nervous leg bouncing Makes nonverbal noises during talk Weird NMR nuclei
(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.
Asks a 2nd question
Condescendingly explains something
Obscure heterocycle
Awkward wave
Is the last person to ask a question
Speaks over another person
Makes something awkward
Mentions atmospheric chemistry
Molecule with more sulfur + nitrogen than C
Gives science advice to a non-chemist
Is the first person to ask a question
Uses unnecessarily long adjective
Makes reference to how he has run a reaction
Gazes longingly at Chris
Is the only person to ask a question
Friend-date
Uses a 3-syllable vocabulary word incorrectly
Obscure named reaction
Shows up when you are eating somewhere
Atom analogy
Soviet journal of chemistry
Nervous leg bouncing
Makes nonverbal noises during talk
Weird NMR nuclei