(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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phonemic diphthong typically pronounced in the word "house"
/aʊ/
diphthong typically pronounced as the word "or"
/ɔr/
rhotic diphthong typically pronounced as the word "ear"
/ɪr/
mid back rounded tense vowel which is merged with /ɑ/ for some speakers
/ɔ/
nonphonemic diphthong typically pronounced in the word "low"
/oʊ/
rhotic diphthong typically pronounced as the word "heir"
/ɛr/
high back rounded tense vowel
/u/
mid front unrounded lax vowel
/ɛ/
high back rounded lax vowel
/ʊ/
mid central unrounded vowel typically transcribed in stressed syllables
/ʌ/
mid back rounded tense vowel typically transcribed in unstressed syllables
/o/
unstressed vowel which other vowels commonly reduce to in connected conversation
/ə/
high front unrounded lax vowel
/ɪ/
rhotic diphthong typically produced in the word "pure"
/ʊr/
low back unrounded vowel
/ɑ/
nonphonemic diphthong typically pronounced in the word "say"
/eɪ/
mid central vowel with /r/ coloring typically transcribed in unstressed syllables
/ɚ/
rhotic diphthong typically pronounced as the word "are"
/ɑr/
diphthong typically pronounced in the word "boy"
/ɔɪ/
low front unrounded vowel
/æ/
mid central rounded vowel with /r/ coloring typically transcribed in stressed syllables
/ɝ/
diphthong typically produced in the word "light"
/aɪ/
low back rounded vowel not typically produced in General American English
/ɒ/
high front unrounded tense vowel
/i/
vowel produced when diphthong /aɪ/ is monophthongized
/a/
