accusatoryeruditeindignant8.contemplative-studying,thinking,reflecting onan issuecausticcyicalgloomy13.conventional-lackingspontaneity,originality, andindividualitycholeric12.caustic-intense useof sarcasm;stinging,biting14.disdainful-scornful17.earnest-intense, asincere stateof mind16.derisive-ridiculing,mocking18.erudite-learned,polished,scholarly5.cynical-questions thebasic sincerityand goodnessof peopledisdainfulderisivecontemptuousearnestawesolemnwondercriticaldidacticforthright9.critical-findingfaultintimate-fanciful2.apathetic-indifferentdue to lackof energy orconcernhaughty19.fanciful-using theimaginationapatheticindifferentdue to lackof energyor concern3.awe-solemnwondercondescensioncallous4.bitter-exhibitingstronganimosity as aresult of pain orgrief7.callous-unfeeling,insensitive tofeelings ofothersconventionalaccusatory-charging ofwrongdoingbitter10.choleric-hot-tempered,easilyangered11.contemptuous-showing orfeeling thatsomething isworthless orlacks respect6.condescension;condescending-a feeling ofsuperiority20.forthright-directly frankwithouthesitation15.didactic-authorattempts toeducate orinstruct thereadercontemplativeaccusatoryeruditeindignant8.contemplative-studying,thinking,reflecting onan issuecausticcyicalgloomy13.conventional-lackingspontaneity,originality, andindividualitycholeric12.caustic-intense useof sarcasm;stinging,biting14.disdainful-scornful17.earnest-intense, asincere stateof mind16.derisive-ridiculing,mocking18.erudite-learned,polished,scholarly5.cynical-questions thebasic sincerityand goodnessof peopledisdainfulderisivecontemptuousearnestawesolemnwondercriticaldidacticforthright9.critical-findingfaultintimate-fanciful2.apathetic-indifferentdue to lackof energy orconcernhaughty19.fanciful-using theimaginationapatheticindifferentdue to lackof energyor concern3.awe-solemnwondercondescensioncallous4.bitter-exhibitingstronganimosity as aresult of pain orgrief7.callous-unfeeling,insensitive tofeelings ofothersconventionalaccusatory-charging ofwrongdoingbitter10.choleric-hot-tempered,easilyangered11.contemptuous-showing orfeeling thatsomething isworthless orlacks respect6.condescension;condescending-a feeling ofsuperiority20.forthright-directly frankwithouthesitation15.didactic-authorattempts toeducate orinstruct thereadercontemplative

Tone/attitude words - 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. accusatory
  2. erudite
  3. indignant
  4. contemplative-studying, thinking, reflecting on an issue
    8.
  5. caustic
  6. cyical
  7. gloomy
  8. conventional-lacking spontaneity, originality, and individuality
    13.
  9. choleric
  10. caustic-intense use of sarcasm; stinging, biting
    12.
  11. disdainful-scornful
    14.
  12. earnest-intense, a sincere state of mind
    17.
  13. derisive-ridiculing, mocking
    16.
  14. erudite-learned, polished, scholarly
    18.
  15. cynical-questions the basic sincerity and goodness of people
    5.
  16. disdainful
  17. derisive
  18. contemptuous
  19. earnest
  20. solemn wonder
    awe
  21. critical
  22. didactic
  23. forthright
  24. critical-finding fault
    9.
  25. intimate-
  26. fanciful
  27. apathetic-indifferent due to lack of energy or concern
    2.
  28. haughty
  29. fanciful-using the imagination
    19.
  30. indifferent due to lack of energy or concern
    apathetic
  31. awe-solemn wonder
    3.
  32. condescension
  33. callous
  34. bitter-exhibiting strong animosity as a result of pain or grief
    4.
  35. callous-unfeeling, insensitive to feelings of others
    7.
  36. conventional
  37. accusatory-charging of wrong doing
  38. bitter
  39. choleric-hot-tempered, easily angered
    10.
  40. contemptuous-showing or feeling that something is worthless or lacks respect
    11.
  41. condescension; condescending-a feeling of superiority
    6.
  42. forthright-directly frank without hesitation
    20.
  43. didactic-author attempts to educate or instruct the reader
    15.
  44. contemplative