(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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Peevish=easily annoyed or irritated
Flourish=to grow or develop in a
healthy way.
Amiss=
improper, wrong, or faulty
Baffle= to bewilder, perplex, or
confuse
Scrutinize=to study or examine
closely
Fracas=noisy disturbance
Optimistic= positive outlook or
attitude for the future
Antagonize=cause someone to
become hostile.
Detriment=
state of being harmed or
damaged
Manipulate=to take advantage of
Negligent=failing to take proper care
in doing something
Gaunt=thin or bony in appearance
Notorious=famous or well-known
for something bad
Remedial=intended to improve skills
in a specific field
Quell=to calm someone or
something; appease
Gingerly=with extreme care or
caution.
Flecked=marked with spots
Abject=extremely bad or severe
Jovial=joyous humor or spirit
Haggle=to bargain in a petty way.
Lucrative=producing a great deal of
profit
Discern=to see something that is not
very clear or obvious.
Mediocre=neither good nor bad;
average or ordinary
Ample=enough or more than
enough
Lucid= clear; easily understood
Conjure=to call upon or to summon
to appear
Nuisance=an obnoxious and
annoying person.
Jay=foolish or talkative person
Innovative= product or idea featuring
new methods; advanced and
original.
Avert=
to turn away or aside one
eyes or thoughts.-
Insinuate=suggest or hint about
something in an indirect and
unpleasant way.
Canny=careful and clever especially
with money; using good judgment
Extensive=far reaching or affecting
many things.
Pavilion=a light usually open
building used for shelter.
Tamper= to make changes in
something
Eccentric=unconventional or strange
behavior
Caper=
a playful leap
Prance= move with high springy
steps
Heir=one who obtains goods or
money from another legally through
a will