to appeasethe anger oranxiety ofsomeone(definition)smug;pleased withoneself(definition)anexpressionthroughgestures(definition)dejectedly(term)Abruptly(definition)Morosely(term)Resignedly(term)Behind my sister'sback, I made apantomime for herto stop talking(example)Ella becamepugnacious afterher brotherbrought up acontroversial topic(example)He staredmorosely athis meltedice cream(example)ominously(term)They werecomplacentafter they hadcheated ontheir test(example)Free!mollify(term)in a sad anddepressedmanner(term)The dark andcreepy forestseemedominously fromafar(example)to appeasethe anger oranxiety ofsomeone(definition)smug;pleased withoneself(definition)anexpressionthroughgestures(definition)dejectedly(term)Abruptly(definition)Morosely(term)Resignedly(term)Behind my sister'sback, I made apantomime for herto stop talking(example)Ella becamepugnacious afterher brotherbrought up acontroversial topic(example)He staredmorosely athis meltedice cream(example)ominously(term)They werecomplacentafter they hadcheated ontheir test(example)Free!mollify(term)in a sad anddepressedmanner(term)The dark andcreepy forestseemedominously fromafar(example)

English Vocab - 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. to appease the anger or anxiety of someone (definition)
  2. smug; pleased with oneself (definition)
  3. an expression through gestures (definition)
  4. dejectedly (term)
  5. Abruptly (definition)
  6. Morosely (term)
  7. Resignedly (term)
  8. Behind my sister's back, I made a pantomime for her to stop talking (example)
  9. Ella became pugnacious after her brother brought up a controversial topic (example)
  10. He stared morosely at his melted ice cream (example)
  11. ominously (term)
  12. They were complacent after they had cheated on their test (example)
  13. Free!
  14. mollify (term)
  15. in a sad and depressed manner (term)
  16. The dark and creepy forest seemed ominously from afar (example)