appealto thecrowd(n) many;a largenumber;countlessRepetition of thesame word orphrase at theend ofsuccessiveclauses(n) a line; agroup ofpeoplewaiting inorderthereason orlogic,evidence(adj) extremelyhungry; filledwith hungerthat cannot besatisfied(v) tomakesomethingnecessary(n) a disease,illness, or medicalcondition, especiallya serious or chroniccondition.FREEthe repetition of aword or phrase atthe beginning ofsuccessivephrases, clausesor lines.the means ofpersuasion thatappeals to theaudience’semotions(v) to lay orbe enclosedcomfortably;to snuggleanappeal toauthority (v) todestroy; tobreak downinto nothingto eliminate(n) the act offalling from arighteous or justposition; a slight ortemporary moralfailure an appealforsympathy v) to break somethingdown into its parts inorder to explain orunderstand it;especially to breakapart a sentence intowords and phrases,describing each part(n): a governmentruled by theleaders of areligion or by thepower of a god orgodsTo provethat astatementis falsea persuasiveappeal based onthe projectedcharacter of thespeaker ornarrator an acknowledgementof objections to aproposal; somethingacknowledged oradmitted, even ifunwillingly orgrudginglyappealto thecrowd(n) many;a largenumber;countlessRepetition of thesame word orphrase at theend ofsuccessiveclauses(n) a line; agroup ofpeoplewaiting inorderthereason orlogic,evidence(adj) extremelyhungry; filledwith hungerthat cannot besatisfied(v) tomakesomethingnecessary(n) a disease,illness, or medicalcondition, especiallya serious or chroniccondition.FREEthe repetition of aword or phrase atthe beginning ofsuccessivephrases, clausesor lines.the means ofpersuasion thatappeals to theaudience’semotions(v) to lay orbe enclosedcomfortably;to snuggleanappeal toauthority (v) todestroy; tobreak downinto nothingto eliminate(n) the act offalling from arighteous or justposition; a slight ortemporary moralfailure an appealforsympathy v) to break somethingdown into its parts inorder to explain orunderstand it;especially to breakapart a sentence intowords and phrases,describing each part(n): a governmentruled by theleaders of areligion or by thepower of a god orgodsTo provethat astatementis falsea persuasiveappeal based onthe projectedcharacter of thespeaker ornarrator an acknowledgementof objections to aproposal; somethingacknowledged oradmitted, even ifunwillingly orgrudgingly

Vocabulary Week 2 - 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. appeal to the crowd
  2. (n) many; a large number; countless
  3. Repetition of the same word or phrase at the end of successive clauses
  4. (n) a line; a group of people waiting in order
  5. the reason or logic, evidence
  6. (adj) extremely hungry; filled with hunger that cannot be satisfied
  7. (v) to make something necessary
  8. (n) a disease, illness, or medical condition, especially a serious or chronic condition.
  9. FREE
  10. the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive phrases, clauses or lines.
  11. the means of persuasion that appeals to the audience’s emotions
  12. (v) to lay or be enclosed comfortably; to snuggle
  13. an appeal to authority
  14. (v) to destroy; to break down into nothing to eliminate
  15. (n) the act of falling from a righteous or just position; a slight or temporary moral failure
  16. an appeal for sympathy
  17. v) to break something down into its parts in order to explain or understand it; especially to break apart a sentence into words and phrases, describing each part
  18. (n): a government ruled by the leaders of a religion or by the power of a god or gods
  19. To prove that a statement is false
  20. a persuasive appeal based on the projected character of the speaker or narrator
  21. an acknowledgement of objections to a proposal; something acknowledged or admitted, even if unwillingly or grudgingly