BasicEnglishPunctuationSection(location)Pg. 278Definition of"difficult tounderstand"Example ofan adjective(page andword)Etymology(definitionin your ownwords)Suffix "ism"meaningandexampleExampleof a noun(page andword)Example ofan adverb(page andword)Homophone(examplesw/pages)Pg. 705Definition of"a risingagain intolife"Contains4syllablesWith Latinroot "port"(word andpage)Synonyms(2examplesw/pages)Comma(page,use andexample)Example of apreposition(page andword)Pg. 193Definitionof "wedge-shaped"Semicolon(page,use andexample)Homograph(examplesw/pages)Dash(page,use, andexample)Word with apluralspelling(word andpage)Antonyms(2examplesw/pages)Includestheconsonants"C" "S" "L"With a rootword thatmeans"fear"Parentheses(page, useandexample)Word witha root of"meter"Prefix "mis"meaningandexampleWith Greekroot "phil"(word andpage)Includes3vowelsExampleof a verb(page andword)Part ofSpeech(page andmeaning)BasicEnglishPunctuationSection(location)Pg. 278Definition of"difficult tounderstand"Example ofan adjective(page andword)Etymology(definitionin your ownwords)Suffix "ism"meaningandexampleExampleof a noun(page andword)Example ofan adverb(page andword)Homophone(examplesw/pages)Pg. 705Definition of"a risingagain intolife"Contains4syllablesWith Latinroot "port"(word andpage)Synonyms(2examplesw/pages)Comma(page,use andexample)Example of apreposition(page andword)Pg. 193Definitionof "wedge-shaped"Semicolon(page,use andexample)Homograph(examplesw/pages)Dash(page,use, andexample)Word with apluralspelling(word andpage)Antonyms(2examplesw/pages)Includestheconsonants"C" "S" "L"With a rootword thatmeans"fear"Parentheses(page, useandexample)Word witha root of"meter"Prefix "mis"meaningandexampleWith Greekroot "phil"(word andpage)Includes3vowelsExampleof a verb(page andword)Part ofSpeech(page andmeaning)

Dictionary Skills - 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. Basic English Punctuation Section (location)
  2. Pg. 278 Definition of "difficult to understand"
  3. Example of an adjective (page and word)
  4. Etymology (definition in your own words)
  5. Suffix "ism" meaning and example
  6. Example of a noun (page and word)
  7. Example of an adverb (page and word)
  8. Homophone (examples w/pages)
  9. Pg. 705 Definition of "a rising again into life"
  10. Contains 4 syllables
  11. With Latin root "port" (word and page)
  12. Synonyms (2 examples w/pages)
  13. Comma (page, use and example)
  14. Example of a preposition (page and word)
  15. Pg. 193 Definition of "wedge-shaped"
  16. Semicolon (page, use and example)
  17. Homograph (examples w/pages)
  18. Dash (page, use, and example)
  19. Word with a plural spelling (word and page)
  20. Antonyms (2 examples w/pages)
  21. Includes the consonants "C" "S" "L"
  22. With a root word that means "fear"
  23. Parentheses (page, use and example)
  24. Word with a root of "meter"
  25. Prefix "mis" meaning and example
  26. With Greek root "phil" (word and page)
  27. Includes 3 vowels
  28. Example of a verb (page and word)
  29. Part of Speech (page and meaning)