(adj) of, producing,or having apleasant tune;tunefulAnt. Grating andCacophonous(n) consciousdeceitfulness;double-dealingAnt.Trustworthinessand Integrity(adj) easilypersuaded tobelieve somethingSyn.Impressionableand Foolish(n) an abrupt orungracious refusal orrejection of an offer,request, or friendlygestureSyn. Repel andDismiss(v) cease;abstainSyn. RefrainandDiscontinue(v) to makelifeless orinactiveAnt. Animateand Revitalize(adj) lackingrestraint inspending moneyor using resourcesAnt. Thrifty andFrugal (v) dispute thetruth, validity,or honestySyn. Queryand Impeach(n) A word, phrase,passage or numberthat reads the sameforward andbackwardex. Naman, civic,kayak(n) an ecstaticexpression offeeling orenthusiasmSyn. Serenadeand Cantata(n) a figure of speechin which a part ismade to representthe whole or viceversaex. NYC to America,Boots to soldiers(n) a verbal error inwhich a speakeraccidentallytransposes the initialsounds or letters of twoor more words, often tohumorous effectex. Jillie Bean is notmy lover(n) an abbreviationformed from the initialletters of other wordsand pronounced as awordex. LASER = lightamplification by thestimulated emission ofradiation(n) a word or aphrase made bytransposing theletters of anotherword or phraseex. vacation time = Iam not active, theeyes = they see (adj) self-righteouslymoralistic andsuperiorAnt. Permissiveand Open-mindedFree!(adj) of, producing,or having apleasant tune;tunefulAnt. Grating andCacophonous(n) consciousdeceitfulness;double-dealingAnt.Trustworthinessand Integrity(adj) easilypersuaded tobelieve somethingSyn.Impressionableand Foolish(n) an abrupt orungracious refusal orrejection of an offer,request, or friendlygestureSyn. Repel andDismiss(v) cease;abstainSyn. RefrainandDiscontinue(v) to makelifeless orinactiveAnt. Animateand Revitalize(adj) lackingrestraint inspending moneyor using resourcesAnt. Thrifty andFrugal (v) dispute thetruth, validity,or honestySyn. Queryand Impeach(n) A word, phrase,passage or numberthat reads the sameforward andbackwardex. Naman, civic,kayak(n) an ecstaticexpression offeeling orenthusiasmSyn. Serenadeand Cantata(n) a figure of speechin which a part ismade to representthe whole or viceversaex. NYC to America,Boots to soldiers(n) a verbal error inwhich a speakeraccidentallytransposes the initialsounds or letters of twoor more words, often tohumorous effectex. Jillie Bean is notmy lover(n) an abbreviationformed from the initialletters of other wordsand pronounced as awordex. LASER = lightamplification by thestimulated emission ofradiation(n) a word or aphrase made bytransposing theletters of anotherword or phraseex. vacation time = Iam not active, theeyes = they see (adj) self-righteouslymoralistic andsuperiorAnt. Permissiveand Open-mindedFree!

Hon Hum Vocabulary #17 - 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. (adj) of, producing, or having a pleasant tune; tuneful Ant. Grating and Cacophonous
  2. (n) conscious deceitfulness; double-dealing Ant. Trustworthiness and Integrity
  3. (adj) easily persuaded to believe something Syn. Impressionable and Foolish
  4. (n) an abrupt or ungracious refusal or rejection of an offer, request, or friendly gesture Syn. Repel and Dismiss
  5. (v) cease; abstain Syn. Refrain and Discontinue
  6. (v) to make lifeless or inactive Ant. Animate and Revitalize
  7. (adj) lacking restraint in spending money or using resources Ant. Thrifty and Frugal
  8. (v) dispute the truth, validity, or honesty Syn. Query and Impeach
  9. (n) A word, phrase, passage or number that reads the same forward and backward ex. Naman, civic, kayak
  10. (n) an ecstatic expression of feeling or enthusiasm Syn. Serenade and Cantata
  11. (n) a figure of speech in which a part is made to represent the whole or vice versa ex. NYC to America, Boots to soldiers
  12. (n) a verbal error in which a speaker accidentally transposes the initial sounds or letters of two or more words, often to humorous effect ex. Jillie Bean is not my lover
  13. (n) an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word ex. LASER = light amplification by the stimulated emission of radiation
  14. (n) a word or a phrase made by transposing the letters of another word or phrase ex. vacation time = I am not active, the eyes = they see
  15. (adj) self-righteously moralistic and superior Ant. Permissive and Open-minded
  16. Free!