(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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re-
an extensive fire
Syn: inferno, blaze
Ant: water, gas
Sounds device that is the repetition
of a vowel sound within words
ex) So, no go?
Alligator ate Al
Ghastly
Exacerbate
tending to give a lesser punishment or penalty Syn: benevolent, gracious, forgiving
Ant: merciless, intolerant
back or again
con-
Conflagration
Bauble
Impetus
Condolence
Sound device that is the repetition
of consonant sounds within
words
ex) The big brown bare bit me!
Wam bam, thank you maam!
It’s a matter of time
to convince a person to abandon an action or beliefSyn: persuade, discourage
Ant: aid, assist, encourage
im-
a worthless but attractive adornment Syn: knickknack, novelty
Ant: jewel, gem
Refrain
Consonance
a factor that causes action Syn: stimulant, incendiary, agitatorant
Ant: hindrance, block, obstacle
The repetition of one of more lines in each stanza of a poem ex) Poe- “The Raven”
“Wild Thing” song
government through administrative organizative organizations or departments Syn: authority, management
Ant: chaos, anarchy
sympathy for or acknowledgement of another's pain or grief Syn: compassion, solace
Ant: anger, thoughtless
Assonance
having a horrible appearance Syn: appalling, horrendous
Ant: beautiful, delightful
to make worse; to aggravate a problem or condition Syn: intensify, provoke
Ant: alleviate, improve
A literary term used to ridicule or
make fun of human vice or
weakness, often with the intent of
correcting, or changing, the subject
of the satiric attack.
ex) Mark Twain
The Onion
SNL
Bureaucracy
into, towards or witihin
Satire
sound device that is the repetition of thee same sounds or of the same kinds of sounds at the beginning of words or in stressed syllables ex) Sally Sells Seashells
Cate can create a crafty cake