"I bringyou a holyshepherd""a garlandfor her headandbraceletstoo""I'm vitalin NewEngland!""What startswith fire willend withash""Gordianshape ofdazzlinghues""the villageis aflame,but notwith fire""businessisbusiness""Would youstopinterrupting!""Thewoods areburning""thesophist'seye, like aspear""Love'sFeverouscitadel""I shuther wildwild eyes""The oneword witcheryhas licensedthe Jordansidemen ""I'm dimea dozenpop""A youngpalmer inloves eye""We’re not ahurtful people.We are, though,fearful, proudand dutiful""I bringyou a holyshepherd""a garlandfor her headandbraceletstoo""I'm vitalin NewEngland!""What startswith fire willend withash""Gordianshape ofdazzlinghues""the villageis aflame,but notwith fire""businessisbusiness""Would youstopinterrupting!""Thewoods areburning""thesophist'seye, like aspear""Love'sFeverouscitadel""I shuther wildwild eyes""The oneword witcheryhas licensedthe Jordansidemen ""I'm dimea dozenpop""A youngpalmer inloves eye""We’re not ahurtful people.We are, though,fearful, proudand dutiful"

Harvest & Tragedy 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. "I bring you a holy shepherd"
  2. "a garland for her head and bracelets too"
  3. "I'm vital in New England!"
  4. "What starts with fire will end with ash"
  5. "Gordian shape of dazzling hues"
  6. "the village is aflame, but not with fire"
  7. "business is business"
  8. "Would you stop interrupting!"
  9. "The woods are burning"
  10. "the sophist's eye, like a spear"
  11. "Love's Feverous citadel"
  12. "I shut her wild wild eyes"
  13. "The one word witchery has licensed the Jordan sidemen "
  14. "I'm dime a dozen pop"
  15. "A young palmer in loves eye"
  16. "We’re not a hurtful people. We are, though, fearful, proud and dutiful"