Ominous-impression thatsomething badwill happen Presume- tosupposesomething willhappen based onprobability; tomake anassumptionTrivial- oflittleimportance  Exuberant-having livelyenergy orexcitement. Arbitrate- actbetweenparties with aview to makepeaceMendacious-dishonest Perjury-act of lyingunder oath Robust-healthy;strong Corroborate-to supportwithevidence.Zest- full ofenthusiasmand energyResilient- ableto recoil orbounceback intoshape; able tocopeAbscond-to run awaytakingsomeone orsomething withyou Somber-dark orgloomy Bleak-dreary;miserable;withouthopeVindictive-having adesire forrevenge.Saunter- towalk in aslow relaxedmanner Morose-ill-temperedContamination-action of beingmade impureby polluting orpoisoningPerpetual-continuing orenduringforever Diminish- todecrease insize, extent,or rangeAroma-smell orscent.Novice- aperson new toorinexperiencedin a field orsituation. Brevity-using lesswords Solidarity-unit ofagreement,feeling, oraction. Terse- briefand direct ina way thatmay seemrude Disheartened-loss ofenthusiasmand/orexcitement Subdued-overcome orto bringunder control Yammer- tocomplainwith muchirritabilityIndigent-lackingnecessitiesdue topovertySerenity-state of beingcalm,peaceful, anduntroubledExonerate- toproveinnocent; toremoveblame or faultBraggart-person whoboasts aboutpossessions orachievements.Obscure- notdiscoveredor knownabout;unclearAnnex-objectattached tosomethingelse. Rupture- breakor burstsuddenly,breach ordisturb. Officiate-to performaceremony  Tentative-not certain orfixed;provisional Catalyst-somethingthat increasesthe rate of areactionReprimand –tofuss at forwrongdoing, toformally punishsomeoneOminous-impression thatsomething badwill happen Presume- tosupposesomething willhappen based onprobability; tomake anassumptionTrivial- oflittleimportance  Exuberant-having livelyenergy orexcitement. Arbitrate- actbetweenparties with aview to makepeaceMendacious-dishonest Perjury-act of lyingunder oath Robust-healthy;strong Corroborate-to supportwithevidence.Zest- full ofenthusiasmand energyResilient- ableto recoil orbounceback intoshape; able tocopeAbscond-to run awaytakingsomeone orsomething withyou Somber-dark orgloomy Bleak-dreary;miserable;withouthopeVindictive-having adesire forrevenge.Saunter- towalk in aslow relaxedmanner Morose-ill-temperedContamination-action of beingmade impureby polluting orpoisoningPerpetual-continuing orenduringforever Diminish- todecrease insize, extent,or rangeAroma-smell orscent.Novice- aperson new toorinexperiencedin a field orsituation. Brevity-using lesswords Solidarity-unit ofagreement,feeling, oraction. Terse- briefand direct ina way thatmay seemrude Disheartened-loss ofenthusiasmand/orexcitement Subdued-overcome orto bringunder control Yammer- tocomplainwith muchirritabilityIndigent-lackingnecessitiesdue topovertySerenity-state of beingcalm,peaceful, anduntroubledExonerate- toproveinnocent; toremoveblame or faultBraggart-person whoboasts aboutpossessions orachievements.Obscure- notdiscoveredor knownabout;unclearAnnex-objectattached tosomethingelse. Rupture- breakor burstsuddenly,breach ordisturb. Officiate-to performaceremony  Tentative-not certain orfixed;provisional Catalyst-somethingthat increasesthe rate of areactionReprimand –tofuss at forwrongdoing, toformally punishsomeone

Vocabulary #2 - 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. Ominous- impression that something bad will happen
  2. Presume- to suppose something will happen based on probability; to make an assumption
  3. Trivial- of little importance
  4. Exuberant- having lively energy or excitement.
  5. Arbitrate- act between parties with a view to make peace
  6. Mendacious- dishonest
  7. Perjury- act of lying under oath
  8. Robust- healthy; strong
  9. Corroborate- to support with evidence.
  10. Zest- full of enthusiasm and energy
  11. Resilient- able to recoil or bounce back into shape; able to cope
  12. Abscond- to run away taking someone or something with you
  13. Somber- dark or gloomy
  14. Bleak- dreary; miserable; without hope
  15. Vindictive- having a desire for revenge.
  16. Saunter- to walk in a slow relaxed manner
  17. Morose- ill-tempered
  18. Contamination- action of being made impure by polluting or poisoning
  19. Perpetual- continuing or enduring forever
  20. Diminish- to decrease in size, extent, or range
  21. Aroma- smell or scent.
  22. Novice- a person new to or inexperienced in a field or situation.
  23. Brevity- using less words
  24. Solidarity- unit of agreement, feeling, or action.
  25. Terse- brief and direct in a way that may seem rude
  26. Disheartened- loss of enthusiasm and/or excitement
  27. Subdued- overcome or to bring under control
  28. Yammer- to complain with much irritability
  29. Indigent- lacking necessities due to poverty
  30. Serenity- state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled
  31. Exonerate- to prove innocent; to remove blame or fault
  32. Braggart- person who boasts about possessions or achievements.
  33. Obscure- not discovered or known about; unclear
  34. Annex- object attached to something else.
  35. Rupture- break or burst suddenly, breach or disturb.
  36. Officiate- to perform a ceremony
  37. Tentative- not certain or fixed; provisional
  38. Catalyst- something that increases the rate of a reaction
  39. Reprimand –to fuss at for wrongdoing, to formally punish someone