TheIlliada pair ofconsecutiverhyminglinesdescriptivelanguage usedto recreatesensoryexperiencehighly musicalverse thatexpresses thefeelings ofone speakerpoem thatmourns orremembersa deadpersonversethat tellsa story"Simplysplendid"a strongpause withina line ofverse"Yo checkout mysick newwheels."manner ofexpression inspeech orwriting; impliedemotionalattitudesonglikepoem thattells astory"tick tock"/ "pitterpatter""The treesdanced inthe wind"group oflines in apoem,consideredas a unitthe continuationof the sense ofa phrasebeyond the endof a line"The WhiteHouse hascontinuously letdown theAmericanpeople""Death,do notcome forme"rhythmicalpatternThe Wizardof Oz/ AnimalFarm/Gulliver'sTravels"He hasa heartof gold""a tastysound" / "adeafeningsmell""bittersweet"/ "deafeningsilence""My light-upSketchersare as coolas acucumber"anything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse"hopscotch" /"row boat"repeateduse of anyelement oflanguage"Bang!Splash!Boom!""I couldsleep fora year"14 line poemwith a setrhymeschemeverse thatpresents oneor morecharacters"She hasHerculeanstrength"regularlyrepeated lineor group oflines (chorusin songs)Malay verseform; series ofquatrainslinked byrepeated linesTheIlliada pair ofconsecutiverhyminglinesdescriptivelanguage usedto recreatesensoryexperiencehighly musicalverse thatexpresses thefeelings ofone speakerpoem thatmourns orremembersa deadpersonversethat tellsa story"Simplysplendid"a strongpause withina line ofverse"Yo checkout mysick newwheels."manner ofexpression inspeech orwriting; impliedemotionalattitudesonglikepoem thattells astory"tick tock"/ "pitterpatter""The treesdanced inthe wind"group oflines in apoem,consideredas a unitthe continuationof the sense ofa phrasebeyond the endof a line"The WhiteHouse hascontinuously letdown theAmericanpeople""Death,do notcome forme"rhythmicalpatternThe Wizardof Oz/ AnimalFarm/Gulliver'sTravels"He hasa heartof gold""a tastysound" / "adeafeningsmell""bittersweet"/ "deafeningsilence""My light-upSketchersare as coolas acucumber"anything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse"hopscotch" /"row boat"repeateduse of anyelement oflanguage"Bang!Splash!Boom!""I couldsleep fora year"14 line poemwith a setrhymeschemeverse thatpresents oneor morecharacters"She hasHerculeanstrength"regularlyrepeated lineor group oflines (chorusin songs)Malay verseform; series ofquatrainslinked byrepeated lines

Device-O - 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. The Illiad
  2. a pair of consecutive rhyming lines
  3. descriptive language used to recreate sensory experience
  4. highly musical verse that expresses the feelings of one speaker
  5. poem that mourns or remembers a dead person
  6. verse that tells a story
  7. "Simply splendid"
  8. a strong pause within a line of verse
  9. "Yo check out my sick new wheels."
  10. manner of expression in speech or writing; implied emotional attitude
  11. songlike poem that tells a story
  12. "tick tock" / "pitter patter"
  13. "The trees danced in the wind"
  14. group of lines in a poem, considered as a unit
  15. the continuation of the sense of a phrase beyond the end of a line
  16. "The White House has continuously let down the American people"
  17. "Death, do not come for me"
  18. rhythmical pattern
  19. The Wizard of Oz/ Animal Farm/ Gulliver's Travels
  20. "He has a heart of gold"
  21. "a tasty sound" / "a deafening smell"
  22. "bittersweet" / "deafening silence"
  23. "My light-up Sketchers are as cool as a cucumber"
  24. anything that stands for or represents something else
  25. "hop scotch" / "row boat"
  26. repeated use of any element of language
  27. "Bang! Splash! Boom!"
  28. "I could sleep for a year"
  29. 14 line poem with a set rhyme scheme
  30. verse that presents one or more characters
  31. "She has Herculean strength"
  32. regularly repeated line or group of lines (chorus in songs)
  33. Malay verse form; series of quatrains linked by repeated lines