Most powerful god One- eyed giant Female monster with 6 serpent heads Odysseus's old nurse Titan God King of Phaeacia Author of The Iliad and the Odyssey Where Odysseus's is sailing from God of the sea Home of Circe; an island People who eat lotus flowers People who battle Odysseus; live on Thrace Female enchantress and goddess Most famous epic poem Mean young noble from Ithaca Sun God Odysseus's son Blind prophet from Thebes Sea nymphs who sing men to their death Swineheard Island of Helios cattle Epic Hero God of metal working Messenger God Female monster; creates whirlpool One of Odysseus's loyal crew Beautiful Nymph Goddess Shipbuilders and traders Odysseus's faithful wife Suitor of Penelope Goddess of Wisdom Odysseus's Home Where the dead reside Penelope's housekeeper God poetry and music Most powerful god One- eyed giant Female monster with 6 serpent heads Odysseus's old nurse Titan God King of Phaeacia Author of The Iliad and the Odyssey Where Odysseus's is sailing from God of the sea Home of Circe; an island People who eat lotus flowers People who battle Odysseus; live on Thrace Female enchantress and goddess Most famous epic poem Mean young noble from Ithaca Sun God Odysseus's son Blind prophet from Thebes Sea nymphs who sing men to their death Swineheard Island of Helios cattle Epic Hero God of metal working Messenger God Female monster; creates whirlpool One of Odysseus's loyal crew Beautiful Nymph Goddess Shipbuilders and traders Odysseus's faithful wife Suitor of Penelope Goddess of Wisdom Odysseus's Home Where the dead reside Penelope's housekeeper God poetry and music
(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.
Most powerful god
One-eyed giant
Female monster with 6 serpent heads
Odysseus's old nurse
Titan God
King of Phaeacia
Author of The Iliad and the Odyssey
Where Odysseus's is sailing from
God of the sea
Home of Circe; an island
People who eat lotus flowers
People who battle Odysseus; live on Thrace
Female enchantress and goddess
Most famous epic poem
Mean young noble from Ithaca
Sun God
Odysseus's son
Blind prophet from Thebes
Sea nymphs who sing men to their death
Swineheard
Island of Helios cattle
Epic Hero
God of metal working
Messenger God
Female monster; creates whirlpool
One of Odysseus's loyal crew
Beautiful Nymph Goddess
Shipbuilders and traders
Odysseus's faithful wife
Suitor of Penelope
Goddess of Wisdom
Odysseus's Home
Where the dead reside
Penelope's housekeeper
God poetry and music