rhymingwords inthe middleof a line"Simplysplendid""My light-upSketchersare as coolas acucumber""a tastysound""He hasa heartof gold"regularlyrepeated lineor group oflines (chorusin songs)thepattern ofendrhymeversethat tellsa story14 line poemwith a setrhymeschemea strongpause withina line ofverse"Bang!"repeateduse of anyelement oflanguagegroup of linesin a poem,consideredas aunittheIliadthe continuationof the sense ofa phrasebeyond the endof a line"The WhiteHouse hascontinuously letdown theAmericanpeople""Yo, checkout mynew sickwheels."rhythmicalpattern"the treesdanced inthe wind"anything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse"bittersweet"manner ofexpression inspeech orwriting; impliedemotionalattituderhymingwords atthe end oflines"She hasHerculeanstrength"a pair ofconsecutiverhyminglines"hopscotch"Malay verseform; series ofquatrainslinked byrepeated lines"I couldsleep fora year"TheWizardof OzVerse thatpresentsmore thanonecharacter"ticktock"when aphrase endsat the end ofa linerhymingwords inthe middleof a line"Simplysplendid""My light-upSketchersare as coolas acucumber""a tastysound""He hasa heartof gold"regularlyrepeated lineor group oflines (chorusin songs)thepattern ofendrhymeversethat tellsa story14 line poemwith a setrhymeschemea strongpause withina line ofverse"Bang!"repeateduse of anyelement oflanguagegroup of linesin a poem,consideredas aunittheIliadthe continuationof the sense ofa phrasebeyond the endof a line"The WhiteHouse hascontinuously letdown theAmericanpeople""Yo, checkout mynew sickwheels."rhythmicalpattern"the treesdanced inthe wind"anything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse"bittersweet"manner ofexpression inspeech orwriting; impliedemotionalattituderhymingwords atthe end oflines"She hasHerculeanstrength"a pair ofconsecutiverhyminglines"hopscotch"Malay verseform; series ofquatrainslinked byrepeated lines"I couldsleep fora year"TheWizardof OzVerse thatpresentsmore thanonecharacter"ticktock"when aphrase endsat the end ofa line

Device - O - 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. rhyming words in the middle of a line
  2. "Simply splendid"
  3. "My light-up Sketchers are as cool as a cucumber"
  4. "a tasty sound"
  5. "He has a heart of gold"
  6. regularly repeated line or group of lines (chorus in songs)
  7. the pattern of end rhyme
  8. verse that tells a story
  9. 14 line poem with a set rhyme scheme
  10. a strong pause within a line of verse
  11. "Bang!"
  12. repeated use of any element of language
  13. group of lines in a poem, considered as a unit
  14. the Iliad
  15. the continuation of the sense of a phrase beyond the end of a line
  16. "The White House has continuously let down the American people"
  17. "Yo, check out my new sick wheels."
  18. rhythmical pattern
  19. "the trees danced in the wind"
  20. anything that stands for or represents something else
  21. "bittersweet"
  22. manner of expression in speech or writing; implied emotional attitude
  23. rhyming words at the end of lines
  24. "She has Herculean strength"
  25. a pair of consecutive rhyming lines
  26. "hop scotch"
  27. Malay verse form; series of quatrains linked by repeated lines
  28. "I could sleep for a year"
  29. The Wizard of Oz
  30. Verse that presents more than one character
  31. "tick tock"
  32. when a phrase ends at the end of a line