conclusionthe ending ofa storyshowing howthe mysterywas solvedcrimean actthat isagainstthe lawvictimsomeone whois harmed orhas sufferedbecause ofthe crimeredherringa false leadthat throwsthe detectiveoff trackmotivethereason fordoingsomethingcluea fact orobject thatthat helpssolve amysterysidekicka personwho assiststhe detectivein solving thecrimemysterya fictionstory aboutsolving acrimeFree!guiltyresponsiblefor havingdonesomethingwrongsuspecta personbelieved tohave possiblycommittedthe crimewitnessa person whosaw the crimebeing committedand can provideinformationdetectivea person whoinvestigatesmysteriesand gathersinformationevidencesomethingthat proveswhocommittedthe crimecriminalthe personwhocommittedthe crimealibian excuse that asuspect uses toshow that they weresomewhere otherthan the scene ofthe crimeconclusionthe ending ofa storyshowing howthe mysterywas solvedcrimean actthat isagainstthe lawvictimsomeone whois harmed orhas sufferedbecause ofthe crimeredherringa false leadthat throwsthe detectiveoff trackmotivethereason fordoingsomethingcluea fact orobject thatthat helpssolve amysterysidekicka personwho assiststhe detectivein solving thecrimemysterya fictionstory aboutsolving acrimeFree!guiltyresponsiblefor havingdonesomethingwrongsuspecta personbelieved tohave possiblycommittedthe crimewitnessa person whosaw the crimebeing committedand can provideinformationdetectivea person whoinvestigatesmysteriesand gathersinformationevidencesomethingthat proveswhocommittedthe crimecriminalthe personwhocommittedthe crimealibian excuse that asuspect uses toshow that they weresomewhere otherthan the scene ofthe crime

Mystery Vocabulary - 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 ending of a story showing how the mystery was solved
    conclusion
  2. an act that is against the law
    crime
  3. someone who is harmed or has suffered because of the crime
    victim
  4. a false lead that throws the detective off track
    red herring
  5. the reason for doing something
    motive
  6. a fact or object that that helps solve a mystery
    clue
  7. a person who assists the detective in solving the crime
    sidekick
  8. a fiction story about solving a crime
    mystery
  9. Free!
  10. responsible for having done something wrong
    guilty
  11. a person believed to have possibly committed the crime
    suspect
  12. a person who saw the crime being committed and can provide information
    witness
  13. a person who investigates mysteries and gathers information
    detective
  14. something that proves who committed the crime
    evidence
  15. the person who committed the crime
    criminal
  16. an excuse that a suspect uses to show that they were somewhere other than the scene of the crime
    alibi