recumbent (adj) lying down blithe (adj): cheerful, casual, carefree appropriate (verb): take for one's own use, acquire, set aside penitent (adj) feeling pain or sorrow for offenses volition synonyms: accord, choice personable (adj): pleasing in appearance, attractive personable synonyms: charming, easygoing facetious synonyms: capering, comic blithe synonyms: jaunty, carefree insidious synonyms: dangerous, subtle appropriate antonyms: waste, reject diffidence (n): shyness penitent synonyms: abject, apologetic tractable synonyms: complaisant, facile tractable (adj): easily influenced, obedient, docile recumbent synonyms: flat, horizontal facetious (adj): intended to be humorous but often silly or inappropriate diffidence synonyms: bashfulness, hesitation volition (n) free will; the power to choose or do tractable antonyms: obstinate, stubborn penitent antonyms: happy, unashamed appropriate synonyms: apportion, devote personable antonyms: disagreeable, repellent insidious (adj): slowly and subtly harmful or destructive recumbent (adj) lying down blithe (adj): cheerful, casual, carefree appropriate (verb): take for one's own use, acquire, set aside penitent (adj) feeling pain or sorrow for offenses volition synonyms: accord, choice personable (adj): pleasing in appearance, attractive personable synonyms: charming, easygoing facetious synonyms: capering, comic blithe synonyms: jaunty, carefree insidious synonyms: dangerous, subtle appropriate antonyms: waste, reject diffidence (n): shyness penitent synonyms: abject, apologetic tractable synonyms: complaisant, facile tractable (adj): easily influenced, obedient, docile recumbent synonyms: flat, horizontal facetious (adj): intended to be humorous but often silly or inappropriate diffidence synonyms: bashfulness, hesitation volition (n) free will; the power to choose or do tractable antonyms: obstinate, stubborn penitent antonyms: happy, unashamed appropriate synonyms: apportion, devote personable antonyms: disagreeable, repellent insidious (adj): slowly and subtly harmful or destructive
(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.
recumbent (adj) lying down
blithe (adj): cheerful, casual, carefree
appropriate (verb): take for one's own use, acquire, set aside
penitent (adj) feeling pain or sorrow for offenses
volition synonyms: accord, choice
personable (adj): pleasing in appearance, attractive
personable synonyms: charming, easygoing
facetious synonyms: capering, comic
blithe synonyms: jaunty, carefree
insidious synonyms: dangerous, subtle
appropriate antonyms: waste, reject
diffidence (n): shyness
penitent synonyms: abject, apologetic
tractable synonyms: complaisant, facile
tractable (adj): easily influenced, obedient, docile
recumbent synonyms: flat, horizontal
facetious (adj): intended to be humorous but often silly or inappropriate
diffidence synonyms: bashfulness, hesitation
volition (n) free will; the power to choose or do
tractable antonyms: obstinate, stubborn
penitent antonyms: happy, unashamed
appropriate synonyms: apportion, devote
personable antonyms: disagreeable, repellent
insidious (adj): slowly and subtly harmful or destructive