(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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deserving praise
commendable (adj)
to have a baby
give birth (phrase)
great bravery
heroism (n)
a thing that happens, especially one of importance
event (n)
something happening that cannot be explained
miraculously (adv)
a diplomatic center that a nation maintains in a foreign country
embassy (n)
devoted to a cause, ideal or purpose
dedicated (adj)
too many to be counted
countless (adj)
courage
bravery (n)
previous
former (adj)
to carry in or bring out in a secret way
smuggle (v)
an action or activity
operation (n)
the act of leaving
departure (n)
to be disloyal; turn against
betray (v)
a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
immigrant (n)
badly damaging or destroying
devastating (adj)
able to express oneself easily and clearly
fluent (adj)
to come together again
reunite (v)
working together for the good of all
cooperation (n)
a company; arranged in an orderly way
organization (n)
to escape
break out (v)
to approve a new law
pass a law (phrase)
to bring up a child
raise (v)
one of a kind
unique (adj)
have a strong effect on people or a situation
make an impression (phrase)
unusual occurrence
phenomenon (n)
reach a person ahead of you; talk to someone you haven't seen for a long time
catch up with (phrase)
get away
escape (v)
to cut or carve on a surface
engrave (v)
in a particular place; occuring now
present (adj)
feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others
compassionate (adj)
to die
perish (v)
to put into the ground and cover with earth
bury (v)
very valuable
precious (adj)
to see; to notice
observe (v)
the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
empathy (n)
brave
courageous (adj)
silent
mute (adj)
to save from danger
rescue (v)
help or support
assistance (n)
to allow; to make possible
enable (v)
the place or building in which a consul's duties are carried out
consulate (n)
a situation
circumstance (n)
to carry or give assistance
support (n)
to establish; to set up
found (v)
a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part
bystander (n)
even though
despite the fact that (phrase)
various methods for communicating information
media (n)
traveling, usually without very much money, carrying a backpack
backpacking (n)
a reaction to something
response (n)
the place to which something or someone is going
destination (n)
required, obligatory
mandatory (adj)
to bring back
restore (v)
to suggest a person for a position or office
nominate (v)
a waste pipe that carries away sewage or surface water
sewer (n)
a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease.
epidemic (n)
to put into action; execute
implement (v)
sadly; unluckily
unfortunately (adv)
to die
pass away (v)
being selfless, caring and compassionate
human kindness (phrase)
in control of
in charge of (phrase)
to require; to do as someone asks
oblige (v)
financial support
funding (n)
personal health and cleanliness
personal hygiene (phrase)
the sister of one's husband or wife
sister-in-law (phrase)
have a significant effect on a person or situation
make a difference (phrase)
finding
discovery (n)
unfaithful
disloyal (adj)
next or after
the following (phrase)
a person who works with wood
carpenter (n)
doctor or nurse
healthcare professional (phrase)
great damage or ruin
destruction (n)
to meet
encounter (v)
punishment
penalty (n)
farming
agriculture (n)
to cause pain to someone in order to force them to do something
torture (v)
to act in response to something
react (V)
the science of behavior and mental processes
psychology (n)
a person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation
commander (n)
to move towards; to come near
approach (v)
with great urgency
desperately (adv)
a punishment given to someone
be sentenced to (phrase)
suitable or proper
appropriate (adj)
a surprising and welcome event that can't be explained
miracle (n)
to put something out for others to see
expose (v)
to give someone a drug
drug (v)
before
prior to (phrase)
to stop from happening
prevent (v)
to succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty
overcome (v)
a box in which a dead person is buried
coffin (n)
a block of hard material used in building
brick (n)
very important or necessary
key (adj)
being responsible for one's actions
responsibility (n)
a sense of right and wrong
conscience (n)
a special duty or function which a person or group is sent out to do
mission (n)
unusual, extraordinary
exceptional (adj)
one who is hurt, killed, or suffers
victim (n)
a mark, object, or sign of the existence of something
trace (n)
a place that provides protection
shelter (n)
organizations that respond to and deal with emergencies
emergency services (phrase)
plan of action; list of things to do
agenda (n)
have a calm life
lead a quiet life (phrase)
to look into closely; to study in great detail
investigate (v)
a hard choice
dilemma (n)
unusual, extraordinary
remarkable (adj)
the length of time that something continues or lasts
duration (n)
physical injury; harm
pain (n)
make someone do something against their will
force (v)
the unbroken and consistent operation of something over a period of time
continuity (n)
to get
obtain (v)
intense dislike
hatred (n)
to use a particular situation to get what you want
take advantage of (phrase)
a likelihood of behaving in a certain way
tendency (n)
to make someone do something by giving them money
bribe (v)
in a situation in which loss of life or serious harm is possible
in danger (phrase)
to take for granted; to suppose
assume (v)
a person who takes part in something
participant (n)
to work with others efficiently
coordinate (v)
excellent; aristocratic
noble (adj)
to do something very dangerous that could result in one's death
risk one's life (phrase)
to die under water
drown (v)
make believe
pretend (v)
a group of people born around the same time
generation (n)
proof
evidence (n)
a place for old people to live and receive care
nursing home (phrase)
