SimileQuithorsingaround.The windwhistledas it blew.The moonis a glowingpearl in thenight sky.He wassick asa dog.The wavesplayed tagwith thechildren onthe beach.The windwhisperedsecretsthrough thetrees.The thundergrowled itsdisapproval.PersonificationTimecrawled toa standstill.PersonificationA feathercould'veknockedme over.She sanglike a birdin the earlymorning.He ran asfast as acheetahchasing itsprey.The alarmclockscreamed atme to wakeup.MetaphorTime is ariver,constantlyflowingforward.SimileShe wasas braveas aknight.The oldhousecreaked andgroaned withage.PersonificationThe stormraged onlike anangry bull.The smellalonecould havekilled me.The watersparkled likea thousanddiamonds.MetaphorShe toldme that athousandtimes.SimileMetaphorHer voicewas likenails on achalkboard.Her newshit me likea ton ofbricks.The sungreeted uswith a warmembrace inthe morning.She ranlike thewind.Theclassroomwas a sea ofeager faces.Asfresh asa daisy.The buildingtoweredover the citylike a giant.The oldman's storieswere aswinding as ariver.The windhowled likea wild wolfin the night.Theclassroomwas abeehive ofactivity.She hasa heartof gold.His wordswere sharpknives,cuttingthrough me.PersonificationThe car enginecoughed andsputteredbefore finallystarting.The flowersdanced inthe gentlebreeze.Quietas amouse.SimileQuithorsingaround.The windwhistledas it blew.The moonis a glowingpearl in thenight sky.He wassick asa dog.The wavesplayed tagwith thechildren onthe beach.The windwhisperedsecretsthrough thetrees.The thundergrowled itsdisapproval.PersonificationTimecrawled toa standstill.PersonificationA feathercould'veknockedme over.She sanglike a birdin the earlymorning.He ran asfast as acheetahchasing itsprey.The alarmclockscreamed atme to wakeup.MetaphorTime is ariver,constantlyflowingforward.SimileShe wasas braveas aknight.The oldhousecreaked andgroaned withage.PersonificationThe stormraged onlike anangry bull.The smellalonecould havekilled me.The watersparkled likea thousanddiamonds.MetaphorShe toldme that athousandtimes.SimileMetaphorHer voicewas likenails on achalkboard.Her newshit me likea ton ofbricks.The sungreeted uswith a warmembrace inthe morning.She ranlike thewind.Theclassroomwas a sea ofeager faces.Asfresh asa daisy.The buildingtoweredover the citylike a giant.The oldman's storieswere aswinding as ariver.The windhowled likea wild wolfin the night.Theclassroomwas abeehive ofactivity.She hasa heartof gold.His wordswere sharpknives,cuttingthrough me.PersonificationThe car enginecoughed andsputteredbefore finallystarting.The flowersdanced inthe gentlebreeze.Quietas amouse.

Figurative Language Bingo - 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. Simile
  2. Quit horsing around.
  3. The wind whistled as it blew.
  4. The moon is a glowing pearl in the night sky.
  5. He was sick as a dog.
  6. The waves played tag with the children on the beach.
  7. The wind whispered secrets through the trees.
  8. The thunder growled its disapproval.
  9. Personification
  10. Time crawled to a stand still.
  11. Personification
  12. A feather could've knocked me over.
  13. She sang like a bird in the early morning.
  14. He ran as fast as a cheetah chasing its prey.
  15. The alarm clock screamed at me to wake up.
  16. Metaphor
  17. Time is a river, constantly flowing forward.
  18. Simile
  19. She was as brave as a knight.
  20. The old house creaked and groaned with age.
  21. Personification
  22. The storm raged on like an angry bull.
  23. The smell alone could have killed me.
  24. The water sparkled like a thousand diamonds.
  25. Metaphor
  26. She told me that a thousand times.
  27. Simile
  28. Metaphor
  29. Her voice was like nails on a chalkboard.
  30. Her news hit me like a ton of bricks.
  31. The sun greeted us with a warm embrace in the morning.
  32. She ran like the wind.
  33. The classroom was a sea of eager faces.
  34. As fresh as a daisy.
  35. The building towered over the city like a giant.
  36. The old man's stories were as winding as a river.
  37. The wind howled like a wild wolf in the night.
  38. The classroom was a beehive of activity.
  39. She has a heart of gold.
  40. His words were sharp knives, cutting through me.
  41. Personification
  42. The car engine coughed and sputtered before finally starting.
  43. The flowers danced in the gentle breeze.
  44. Quiet as a mouse.