How manysynonymsfor “kingship”on one pageUnnecessarilycomplexsyntaxCitessupervisorModernphilosopherenters thechatSource:BIBLEAuthor reallywants you toknow shetranslated thatfrom the og“Exegetical”“Materiality”Author has aculturalstudiesbackgroundand it shows“Princelyvirtue”Authordefinitelyhasn’t readthat wholebookAuthor hasbarely takenan art historyclass and itshowsNeoplatonistapologiaLatincitationSimpingforprotag“Magnificence”Cites profauthor hashad a drinkwith irl“Signifier”“Furthermore”HabsburgslanderThrowingpastscholarsunder thebusCitesFrench workto soundintelligentCringe“weaving”metaphorAristotle(ans)catchingstraysHow manysynonymsfor “kingship”on one pageUnnecessarilycomplexsyntaxCitessupervisorModernphilosopherenters thechatSource:BIBLEAuthor reallywants you toknow shetranslated thatfrom the og“Exegetical”“Materiality”Author has aculturalstudiesbackgroundand it shows“Princelyvirtue”Authordefinitelyhasn’t readthat wholebookAuthor hasbarely takenan art historyclass and itshowsNeoplatonistapologiaLatincitationSimpingforprotag“Magnificence”Cites profauthor hashad a drinkwith irl“Signifier”“Furthermore”HabsburgslanderThrowingpastscholarsunder thebusCitesFrench workto soundintelligentCringe“weaving”metaphorAristotle(ans)catchingstrays

PhD Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. O-How many synonyms for “kingship” on one page
  2. I- Unnecessarily complex syntax
  3. B-Cites supervisor
  4. I-Modern philosopher enters the chat
  5. I-Source: BIBLE
  6. B-Author really wants you to know she translated that from the og
  7. B-“Exegetical”
  8. N-“Materiality”
  9. G-Author has a cultural studies background and it shows
  10. N-“Princely virtue”
  11. G-Author definitely hasn’t read that whole book
  12. G-Author has barely taken an art history class and it shows
  13. B-Neoplatonist apologia
  14. B-Latin citation
  15. O-Simping for protag
  16. I-“Magnificence”
  17. N-Cites prof author has had a drink with irl
  18. O-“Signifier”
  19. G-“Furthermore”
  20. G-Habsburg slander
  21. N-Throwing past scholars under the bus
  22. O-Cites French work to sound intelligent
  23. O-Cringe “weaving” metaphor
  24. I-Aristotle(ans) catching strays