ApathyLack of emotion,not caringSyn. indifferenceAnt. ConcernCaricaturea representation,often a drawing thatexaggerates ordistorts features ofthe subject.Syn. CartoonAnt. Seriousness Free!ClichéAn idea or expressionthat hasbecome tired and tritefrom overuse,its freshing and clarityhaving worn offEx: YoloShiftlesslacking willingnessor energy toaccomplishanything.Syn. apatheticAnt: motivatedEpigramShort witty poemor saying using.satire or sarcasmor irony.Ex: got milk?Reticentunwilling tospeak; tendingto be silent.Syn. reservedAnt: talkativeAphorismA brief saying thatembodies a moral orexpresses a generalobservation about lifein a clever way.Ex: Nice guys finishlast Trepidationa feeling ofanxiety oruncertaintySyn. dreadAnt. calm Admonishto criticize orrebuke gentlyfor a fault.Syn. berateAnt. FlatterVeneera superficial,often deceptive,outer layer.Syn. disguiseAnt. RealityTacitnot statedoutright butunderstoodSyn. UnspokenAnt: StatedDidacticContaining apolitical or moralmessage; tendingto give instructionor advice.Ex: TextbooksZealota person who isfanatical or holdsextreme andpassionate views on aparticular topic,especially in religion.Syn. radicalAnt. ModerateBemoanTo complainSyn. lamentAnt. GloatParodyA humorousimitation ofseriouswriting.Ex: SNL ApathyLack of emotion,not caringSyn. indifferenceAnt. ConcernCaricaturea representation,often a drawing thatexaggerates ordistorts features ofthe subject.Syn. CartoonAnt. Seriousness Free!ClichéAn idea or expressionthat hasbecome tired and tritefrom overuse,its freshing and clarityhaving worn offEx: YoloShiftlesslacking willingnessor energy toaccomplishanything.Syn. apatheticAnt: motivatedEpigramShort witty poemor saying using.satire or sarcasmor irony.Ex: got milk?Reticentunwilling tospeak; tendingto be silent.Syn. reservedAnt: talkativeAphorismA brief saying thatembodies a moral orexpresses a generalobservation about lifein a clever way.Ex: Nice guys finishlast Trepidationa feeling ofanxiety oruncertaintySyn. dreadAnt. calm Admonishto criticize orrebuke gentlyfor a fault.Syn. berateAnt. FlatterVeneera superficial,often deceptive,outer layer.Syn. disguiseAnt. RealityTacitnot statedoutright butunderstoodSyn. UnspokenAnt: StatedDidacticContaining apolitical or moralmessage; tendingto give instructionor advice.Ex: TextbooksZealota person who isfanatical or holdsextreme andpassionate views on aparticular topic,especially in religion.Syn. radicalAnt. ModerateBemoanTo complainSyn. lamentAnt. GloatParodyA humorousimitation ofseriouswriting.Ex: SNL 

vocab 16 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. Apathy Lack of emotion, not caring Syn. indifference Ant. Concern
  2. Caricature a representation, often a drawing that exaggerates or distorts features of the subject. Syn. Cartoon Ant. Seriousness
  3. Free!
  4. Cliché An idea or expression that has become tired and trite from overuse, its freshing and clarity having worn off Ex: Yolo
  5. Shiftless lacking willingness or energy to accomplish anything. Syn. apathetic Ant: motivated
  6. Epigram Short witty poem or saying using. satire or sarcasm or irony. Ex: got milk?
  7. Reticent unwilling to speak; tending to be silent. Syn. reserved Ant: talkative
  8. Aphorism A brief saying that embodies a moral or expresses a general observation about life in a clever way. Ex: Nice guys finish last
  9. Trepidation a feeling of anxiety or uncertainty Syn. dread Ant. calm
  10. Admonish to criticize or rebuke gently for a fault. Syn. berate Ant. Flatter
  11. Veneer a superficial, often deceptive, outer layer. Syn. disguise Ant. Reality
  12. Tacit not stated outright but understood Syn. Unspoken Ant: Stated
  13. Didactic Containing a political or moral message; tending to give instruction or advice. Ex: Textbooks
  14. Zealot a person who is fanatical or holds extreme and passionate views on a particular topic, especially in religion. Syn. radical Ant. Moderate
  15. Bemoan To complain Syn. lament Ant. Gloat
  16. Parody A humorous imitation of serious writing. Ex: SNL