extemporaneous (adj) incorrigible (adj): unable to be corrected; impossible to change Synonyms: hardened, incurable, inveterate Antonyms: manageable, obedient, reformable inequity (n): inequality, unfairness Synonyms: injustice, wrong, unjustness Antonyms: equity, fairness, justice mercurial (adj) clemency (n): mercy Synonyms: compassion, leniency, indulgence Antonyms: cruelty, meanness, ruthlessness Free extemporaneous (adj): without planning Synonyms: automatic, immediate, impromptu Antonyms: deliberate, planned, prepared idiosyncratic (adj) extricate (v.) inequity (n) incorrigible (adj) nuance (n.) nuance (n.): a subtle difference Synonyms: distinction, subtlety, hint Antonyms: apparent, clear, evident idiosyncratic (adj): having a peculiarity of personality Synonyms: distinctive, quirky, personal Antonyms: generic, public, customized mercurial (adj): quickly changing Synonyms: changeable, unpredictable, impulsive Antonyms: certain, predictable, unchanging Free extricate (v.): to free from difficulty; to release from a difficult situation Synonyms: detach, disengage, extract Antonyms: attach, connect, confine clemency (n) extemporaneous (adj) incorrigible (adj): unable to be corrected; impossible to change Synonyms: hardened, incurable, inveterate Antonyms: manageable, obedient, reformable inequity (n): inequality, unfairness Synonyms: injustice, wrong, unjustness Antonyms: equity, fairness, justice mercurial (adj) clemency (n): mercy Synonyms: compassion, leniency, indulgence Antonyms: cruelty, meanness, ruthlessness Free extemporaneous (adj): without planning Synonyms: automatic, immediate, impromptu Antonyms: deliberate, planned, prepared idiosyncratic (adj) extricate (v.) inequity (n) incorrigible (adj) nuance (n.) nuance (n.): a subtle difference Synonyms: distinction, subtlety, hint Antonyms: apparent, clear, evident idiosyncratic (adj): having a peculiarity of personality Synonyms: distinctive, quirky, personal Antonyms: generic, public, customized mercurial (adj): quickly changing Synonyms: changeable, unpredictable, impulsive Antonyms: certain, predictable, unchanging Free extricate (v.): to free from difficulty; to release from a difficult situation Synonyms: detach, disengage, extract Antonyms: attach, connect, confine clemency (n)
(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.
extemporaneous (adj)
incorrigible (adj): unable to be corrected; impossible to change
Synonyms: hardened, incurable, inveterate
Antonyms: manageable, obedient, reformable
inequity (n): inequality, unfairness
Synonyms: injustice, wrong, unjustness
Antonyms: equity, fairness, justice
mercurial (adj)
clemency (n): mercy
Synonyms: compassion, leniency, indulgence
Antonyms: cruelty, meanness, ruthlessness
Free
extemporaneous (adj): without planning
Synonyms: automatic, immediate, impromptu
Antonyms: deliberate, planned, prepared
idiosyncratic (adj)
extricate (v.)
inequity (n)
incorrigible (adj)
nuance (n.)
nuance (n.): a subtle difference
Synonyms: distinction, subtlety, hint
Antonyms: apparent, clear, evident
idiosyncratic (adj): having a peculiarity of personality
Synonyms: distinctive, quirky, personal
Antonyms: generic, public, customized
mercurial (adj): quickly changing
Synonyms: changeable, unpredictable, impulsive
Antonyms: certain, predictable, unchanging
Free
extricate (v.): to free from difficulty; to release from a difficult situation
Synonyms: detach, disengage, extract
Antonyms: attach, connect, confine
clemency (n)