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