To usewords withmultiplemeanings toobscure truthEquivocateexcessivelyemotionalMaudlinExactmeaningof wordsLiteralLanguageto speakpoorly ofdisparagelike abulb orroundBulbousLanguage usedin a nonliteralway toemphasize,clarify, orembellishFigurativeLanguageA directcomparisonMetaphorcontempt,scornderisionpride,vanitycompacenceA comparisonmade betweentwo objects,situation, ideasAnalogywithoutbiasImpartialA directcomparisonw/"like" and"as"Similekindness,amiabilitygenialitydictionariesLiterallanguageSense ofcontentmentwith currentstateComplacenceTo speakpoorly ofDisparageevade,parryequivocateangerIresentimentalMaudlinOffensiveattitude orspeechDerisionbountiful,generousCopiousFriendlybehavioror attitudeGenialityAppearingin largenumberCopiousrage,wrathireTo usewords withmultiplemeanings toobscure truthEquivocateexcessivelyemotionalMaudlinExactmeaningof wordsLiteralLanguageto speakpoorly ofdisparagelike abulb orroundBulbousLanguage usedin a nonliteralway toemphasize,clarify, orembellishFigurativeLanguageA directcomparisonMetaphorcontempt,scornderisionpride,vanitycompacenceA comparisonmade betweentwo objects,situation, ideasAnalogywithoutbiasImpartialA directcomparisonw/"like" and"as"Similekindness,amiabilitygenialitydictionariesLiterallanguageSense ofcontentmentwith currentstateComplacenceTo speakpoorly ofDisparageevade,parryequivocateangerIresentimentalMaudlinOffensiveattitude orspeechDerisionbountiful,generousCopiousFriendlybehavioror attitudeGenialityAppearingin largenumberCopiousrage,wrathire

Honors Humanities Vocab 12 - 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. Equivocate
    To use words with multiple meanings to obscure truth
  2. Maudlin
    excessively emotional
  3. Literal Language
    Exact meaning of words
  4. disparage
    to speak poorly of
  5. Bulbous
    like a bulb or round
  6. Figurative Language
    Language used in a nonliteral way to emphasize, clarify, or embellish
  7. Metaphor
    A direct comparison
  8. derision
    contempt, scorn
  9. compacence
    pride, vanity
  10. Analogy
    A comparison made between two objects, situation, ideas
  11. Impartial
    without bias
  12. Simile
    A direct comparison w/"like" and "as"
  13. geniality
    kindness, amiability
  14. Literal language
    dictionaries
  15. Complacence
    Sense of contentment with current state
  16. Disparage
    To speak poorly of
  17. equivocate
    evade, parry
  18. Ire
    anger
  19. Maudlin
    sentimental
  20. Derision
    Offensive attitude or speech
  21. Copious
    bountiful, generous
  22. Geniality
    Friendly behavior or attitude
  23. Copious
    Appearing in large number
  24. ire
    rage, wrath