(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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This indicates abrupt, sudden increases in amount.
leaps and bounds
This means that your surroundings are very calm.
peace and quiet
This indicates that an amount is not exact.
plus or minus
This indicates movement from one place to another and back to the first place.
back and forth
This means that a person will not keep bad feelings about something that happened in the past.
forgive and forget
This means that you are quoting something exactly as it was written.
word for word
This means that something or someone is safe, not hurt, not harmed, not damaged.
safe and sound
This indicates an open discussion which may lead to a compromise between two people.
give and take
This means that two people share the same opinion on an issue.
see eye to eye
This means that someone is learning something well, even though it's taking a long time.
slowly but surely
This means that you will do something no matter what the weather is (storm or fair)
rain or shine
This means that something will happen only once more, and then will stay the same into the future.
once and for all
This means that the person isn't listening to what you're saying.
in one ear and out the other
This means that someone is doing something one part at a time
step by step
This means that something definitely will happen in the future, but no one knows when.
sooner or later
This means that something happens regularly, continuously, every day.
day in and day out
This means that a person wants two things when they can only have one.
have your cake and eat it too
This means that a person must either learn how to do something without any help or fail.
sink or swim
This means that an issue has two very clear sides, which are seen as right and wrong.
black and white
This means a variety of small items or various tasks that need to be done.
odds and ends
This means that two choices are equal in their advantages.
six of one or half a dozen of the other
This means that something is not relevant to whatever is being discussed.
neither here nor there
This means that a person is outside doing errands.
out and about
This means that a person has two choices, and neighter is favorable
between a rock and a hard place
This indicates a fluctation between good times and bad times.
ups and downs
