5.synecdoche:iswhen one usesa part torepresent thewhole:2. acronym:aword formedfrom the initialsor other parts ofseveral words7.duplicity(n)purposefulmisrepresentationto deceive ordefraud9.gullible(adj)easily fooledor trickedargumentsor factsagainst anidea orstatementFREE6.desist(v)to stop; todiscontinuean action13.priggish(adj)excessivelyconceited orsnobbish11.melodious(adj)similar to orcharacterized by apleasing andmusicalsuccession ofsounds14. rebuff(n) arefusal orrejection,especially one thatis unexpected,harsh, or abrupt1. anagram:aword, phrase orsentence formedfrom another byrearranging itsletters3. palindrome:aword,phrase,passage,or number thatreads the sameforward andbackward15. rhapsody(n)an expression ofexaltation orelation in writingor speech10.impugn(v) tochallenge or attackan idea orstatement asbeing untrue,especially to bringup12. petrify(v)to cause tobecomehardened orstone likechange the actualmeaning of thesentence, or elseproduce ahumerous,nonsensicalsound.4. spoonerism:isthe shuffling of thefirst letters ofwords to makedifferent wordsand therefore8.extravagant(adj)immoderate andexcessive inspending money5.synecdoche:iswhen one usesa part torepresent thewhole:2. acronym:aword formedfrom the initialsor other parts ofseveral words7.duplicity(n)purposefulmisrepresentationto deceive ordefraud9.gullible(adj)easily fooledor trickedargumentsor factsagainst anidea orstatementFREE6.desist(v)to stop; todiscontinuean action13.priggish(adj)excessivelyconceited orsnobbish11.melodious(adj)similar to orcharacterized by apleasing andmusicalsuccession ofsounds14. rebuff(n) arefusal orrejection,especially one thatis unexpected,harsh, or abrupt1. anagram:aword, phrase orsentence formedfrom another byrearranging itsletters3. palindrome:aword,phrase,passage,or number thatreads the sameforward andbackward15. rhapsody(n)an expression ofexaltation orelation in writingor speech10.impugn(v) tochallenge or attackan idea orstatement asbeing untrue,especially to bringup12. petrify(v)to cause tobecomehardened orstone likechange the actualmeaning of thesentence, or elseproduce ahumerous,nonsensicalsound.4. spoonerism:isthe shuffling of thefirst letters ofwords to makedifferent wordsand therefore8.extravagant(adj)immoderate andexcessive inspending money

Vocab 17 Bingo - 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. 5. synecdoche:is when one uses a part to represent the whole:
  2. 2. acronym:a word formed from the initials or other parts of several words
  3. 7.duplicity(n) purposeful misrepresentation to deceive or defraud
  4. 9.gullible(adj) easily fooled or tricked
  5. arguments or facts against an idea or statement
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  7. 6.desist(v) to stop; to discontinue an action
  8. 13.priggish(adj) excessively conceited or snobbish
  9. 11.melodious(adj) similar to or characterized by a pleasing and musical succession of sounds
  10. 14. rebuff(n) a refusal or rejection, especially one that is unexpected, harsh, or abrupt
  11. 1. anagram:a word, phrase or sentence formed from another by rearranging its letters
  12. 3. palindrome:a word, phrase,passage, or number that reads the same forward and backward
  13. 15. rhapsody(n) an expression of exaltation or elation in writing or speech
  14. 10.impugn(v) to challenge or attack an idea or statement as being untrue, especially to bring up
  15. 12. petrify(v) to cause to become hardened or stone like
  16. change the actual meaning of the sentence, or else produce a humerous, nonsensical sound.
  17. 4. spoonerism:is the shuffling of the first letters of words to make different words and therefore
  18. 8.extravagant(adj) immoderate and excessive in spending money