conclusionof anyliterarywordepilogue(adj) requiringexcessive orillegal interestto be paid ona loanusuriousa charactersspeech aloneon stage toallow you tohear theirthoughtssoliloquy(adj)extremelydistasteful;detestableodiouspurging offeelings ofpity andfearcatharsisIntroductionof literaryworkprologueFREE!a character makesa speech which isheard by audiencebut not othercharactersaside(adj)inactiveor at restquiescent(v) toguess,imagine,or deducesurmise(n)retaliation;act ofrevenge orretributionreprisal(n) introductionor overture;especially formusicalperformanceprelude(adj) largeand glorious,as a palacepalatial(v) to causeto dry out; todeplete allmoisture froman objectwizen(adj)sorrowfulor sullenmorose(v) toconfineandisolatesequesterconclusionof anyliterarywordepilogue(adj) requiringexcessive orillegal interestto be paid ona loanusuriousa charactersspeech aloneon stage toallow you tohear theirthoughtssoliloquy(adj)extremelydistasteful;detestableodiouspurging offeelings ofpity andfearcatharsisIntroductionof literaryworkprologueFREE!a character makesa speech which isheard by audiencebut not othercharactersaside(adj)inactiveor at restquiescent(v) toguess,imagine,or deducesurmise(n)retaliation;act ofrevenge orretributionreprisal(n) introductionor overture;especially formusicalperformanceprelude(adj) largeand glorious,as a palacepalatial(v) to causeto dry out; todeplete allmoisture froman objectwizen(adj)sorrowfulor sullenmorose(v) toconfineandisolatesequester

vocab #4 - 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. epilogue
    conclusion of any literary word
  2. usurious
    (adj) requiring excessive or illegal interest to be paid on a loan
  3. soliloquy
    a characters speech alone on stage to allow you to hear their thoughts
  4. odious
    (adj) extremely distasteful; detestable
  5. catharsis
    purging of feelings of pity and fear
  6. prologue
    Introduction of literary work
  7. FREE!
  8. aside
    a character makes a speech which is heard by audience but not other characters
  9. quiescent
    (adj) inactive or at rest
  10. surmise
    (v) to guess, imagine, or deduce
  11. reprisal
    (n) retaliation; act of revenge or retribution
  12. prelude
    (n) introduction or overture; especially for musical performance
  13. palatial
    (adj) large and glorious, as a palace
  14. wizen
    (v) to cause to dry out; to deplete all moisture from an object
  15. morose
    (adj) sorrowful or sullen
  16. sequester
    (v) to confine and isolate