SwaggeringWalk or behavein a veryconfident andtypicallyarrogant oraggressive wayInstitutionA familiarpersonor place.Precedeto comebeforesomethingelse in time,order, or rankFreshRude ordisrespectfulResoluteDeterminedInterminablyendlesslyDepriveTo denysomeonesomethingReprimandto scold;find faultwith; arebukeHaggardLookingexhausted andunwell,especially fromfatigue, worry, orsuffering.Profuselyto a greatdegree; inlargeamountsRaucousLoud andunpleasantto listen toStoutlyIt means doingsomething withcourage anddetermination; ina strong andsturdy manner.BoisterousRough andnoisy in acheerfulway; high-spiritedParaphernaliaMiscellaneousarticles;equipmentassociated witha particularactivityPetulantlymoved to or showingsudden, impatientirritation, especiallyover some triflingannoyance. childishlysulky or badtemperedIronyA contrastbetweenexpectationand reality.LapseIt means to fall,slide , or atemporary failureof concentration,memory, orjudgment.SolemnNot cheerfulor smiling;serious;gloomyPerfunctoryActingroutinely withlittle interestor careRenounceToformallygive upsomethingCynicalDistrustfulof peopleand theirmotivesElaboratelywithgreatdetailInsolentBoldly rudeordisrespectful;insultingRegretfullyIn a sad ordisappointedmanner (oversomething thathas happened--especially a loss)SwaggeringWalk or behavein a veryconfident andtypicallyarrogant oraggressive wayInstitutionA familiarpersonor place.Precedeto comebeforesomethingelse in time,order, or rankFreshRude ordisrespectfulResoluteDeterminedInterminablyendlesslyDepriveTo denysomeonesomethingReprimandto scold;find faultwith; arebukeHaggardLookingexhausted andunwell,especially fromfatigue, worry, orsuffering.Profuselyto a greatdegree; inlargeamountsRaucousLoud andunpleasantto listen toStoutlyIt means doingsomething withcourage anddetermination; ina strong andsturdy manner.BoisterousRough andnoisy in acheerfulway; high-spiritedParaphernaliaMiscellaneousarticles;equipmentassociated witha particularactivityPetulantlymoved to or showingsudden, impatientirritation, especiallyover some triflingannoyance. childishlysulky or badtemperedIronyA contrastbetweenexpectationand reality.LapseIt means to fall,slide , or atemporary failureof concentration,memory, orjudgment.SolemnNot cheerfulor smiling;serious;gloomyPerfunctoryActingroutinely withlittle interestor careRenounceToformallygive upsomethingCynicalDistrustfulof peopleand theirmotivesElaboratelywithgreatdetailInsolentBoldly rudeordisrespectful;insultingRegretfullyIn a sad ordisappointedmanner (oversomething thathas happened--especially a loss)

"Charles" & "The Lottery" Vocabulary Words Bingo - 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. Walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way
    Swaggering
  2. A familiar person or place.
    Institution
  3. to come before something else in time, order, or rank
    Precede
  4. Rude or disrespectful
    Fresh
  5. Determined
    Resolute
  6. endlessly
    Interminably
  7. To deny someone something
    Deprive
  8. to scold; find fault with; a rebuke
    Reprimand
  9. Looking exhausted and unwell, especially from fatigue, worry, or suffering.
    Haggard
  10. to a great degree; in large amounts
    Profusely
  11. Loud and unpleasant to listen to
    Raucous
  12. It means doing something with courage and determination; in a strong and sturdy manner.
    Stoutly
  13. Rough and noisy in a cheerful way; high-spirited
    Boisterous
  14. Miscellaneous articles; equipment associated with a particular activity
    Paraphernalia
  15. moved to or showing sudden, impatient irritation, especially over some trifling annoyance. childishly sulky or bad tempered
    Petulantly
  16. A contrast between expectation and reality.
    Irony
  17. It means to fall, slide , or a temporary failure of concentration, memory, or judgment.
    Lapse
  18. Not cheerful or smiling; serious; gloomy
    Solemn
  19. Acting routinely with little interest or care
    Perfunctory
  20. To formally give up something
    Renounce
  21. Distrustful of people and their motives
    Cynical
  22. with great detail
    Elaborately
  23. Boldly rude or disrespectful; insulting
    Insolent
  24. In a sad or disappointed manner (over something that has happened--especially a loss)
    Regretfully