devastating(adj)badlydamagingordestroyingepidemic(n)awidespreadoutbreak ofan infectiousdisease.breakout (v)toescapesmuggle(v)to carry inor bringout in asecret wayempathy(n)the ability tounderstandand sharethe feelingsof anothercatchup with(phrase)reach a personahead of you;talk to someoneyou haven'tseen for a longtimebetray(v)to bedisloyal;turnagainstgivebirth(phrase)to havea babymake animpression(phrase)have astrong effecton people ora situationescape(v)getawaydiscovery(n)findingmission(n)a special dutyor functionwhich a personor group issent out to dotorture(v)to cause painto someonein order toforce them todo somethingdilemma(n)a hardchoicemandatory(adj)required,obligatoryengrave(v)to cut orcarve ona surfaceresponse(n)a reactiontosomethinghealthcareprofessional(phrase)doctorornurserestore(v)to bringbackbesentencedto(phrase)apunishmentgiven tosomeoneorganization(n)a company;arranged inan orderlywayobtain(v)togetnominate(v)to suggesta person fora positionor officepenalty(n)punishmentimplement(v)to put intoaction;executedesperately(adv)withgreaturgencyimmigrant(n)a person whocomes to acountry wherethey were notborn in order tosettle thereappropriate(adj)suitableorproperconsulate(n)the place orbuilding inwhich aconsul's dutiesare carried outconscience(n)a sense ofright andwrongsister-in-law(phrase)the sisterof one'shusbandor wifehatred(n)intensedislikedisloyal(adj)unfaithfulformer(adj)previousprecious(adj)veryvaluablefound(v)toestablish;to set upevidence(n)proofsewer(n)a waste pipethat carriesaway sewageor surfacewaternursinghome(phrase)a place forold peopleto live andreceive carecompassionate(adj)feeling orshowingsympathyand concernfor otherscooperation(n)workingtogetherfor thegood of allnoble(adj)excellent;aristocraticcourageous(adj)bravepain(n)physicalinjury;harmexpose(v)to putsomethingout forothers to seekey(adj)veryimportantornecessarygeneration(n)a group ofpeople bornaround thesame timeencounter(v)tomeettendency(n)a likelihoodof behavingin a certainwayin chargeof(phrase)incontrolofprevent(v)to stopfromhappeningoblige(v)to require;to do assomeoneasksindanger(phrase)in a situationin which lossof life orserious harmis possibledrown(v)to dieunderwaterreact(V)to act inresponsetosomethingshelter(n)a placethatprovidesprotectionpsychology(n)the scienceof behaviorand mentalprocessescoordinate(v)to workwithothersefficientlydeparture(n)the actofleavingobserve(v)to see;tonoticeassume(v)to take forgranted;tosupposebrick(n)a block ofhard materialused inbuildingbystander(n)a person who ispresent at anevent orincident butdoes not takepartmedia(n)variousmethods forcommunicatinginformationbackpacking(n)traveling,usually withoutvery muchmoney, carryinga backpackfluent(adj)able toexpressoneselfeasily andclearlyemergencyservices(phrase)organizationsthat respondto and dealwithemergenciesheroism(n)greatbraveryagenda(n)plan ofaction; listof thingsto doperish(v)todiedestruction(n)greatdamageor ruinassistance(n)help orsupportpassaway(v)todieunique(adj)one ofa kindbury(v)to put intothe groundand coverwith earthembassy(n)a diplomaticcenter that anationmaintains in aforeign countryremarkable(adj)unusual,extraordinarycontinuity(n)the unbrokenand consistentoperation ofsomething overa period of timemiraculously(adv)somethinghappeningthat cannotbe explainedlead aquiet life(phrase)have acalmlifemiracle(n)a surprisingand welcomeevent thatcan't beexplainedcoffin(n)a box inwhich adead personis buriedpass alaw(phrase)toapprove anew lawthefollowing(phrase)next oraftercarpenter(n)a personwhoworkswith woodparticipant(n)a personwho takespart insomethingdespitethe factthat(phrase)eventhoughsupport(n)to carry orgiveassistancecommendable(adj)deservingpraisepersonalhygiene(phrase)personalhealth andcleanlinessduration(n)the length oftime thatsomethingcontinues orlastsraise(v)to bringup achildapproach(v)to movetowards;to comenearoperation(n)anaction oractivityphenomenon(n)unusualoccurrencebravery(n)couragecommander(n)a person inauthority,especially over abody of troopsor a militaryoperationmute(adj)silentforce(v)makesomeone dosomethingagainst theirwilltrace(n)a mark,object, orsign of theexistence ofsomethingrescue(v)to savefromdangerresponsibility(n)beingresponsiblefor one'sactionsdestination(n)the place towhichsomething orsomeone isgoingdedicated(adj)devoted toa cause,ideal orpurposeagriculture(n)farmingreunite(v)to cometogetheragainexceptional(adj)unusual,extraordinaryprior to(phrase)beforebribe(v)to makesomeone dosomethingby givingthem moneycircumstance(n)asituationenable(v)to allow;to makepossibleinvestigate(v)to look intoclosely; 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listof thingsto doperish(v)todiedestruction(n)greatdamageor ruinassistance(n)help orsupportpassaway(v)todieunique(adj)one ofa kindbury(v)to put intothe groundand coverwith earthembassy(n)a diplomaticcenter that anationmaintains in aforeign countryremarkable(adj)unusual,extraordinarycontinuity(n)the unbrokenand consistentoperation ofsomething overa period of timemiraculously(adv)somethinghappeningthat cannotbe explainedlead aquiet life(phrase)have acalmlifemiracle(n)a surprisingand welcomeevent thatcan't beexplainedcoffin(n)a box inwhich adead personis buriedpass alaw(phrase)toapprove anew lawthefollowing(phrase)next oraftercarpenter(n)a personwhoworkswith woodparticipant(n)a personwho takespart insomethingdespitethe factthat(phrase)eventhoughsupport(n)to carry orgiveassistancecommendable(adj)deservingpraisepersonalhygiene(phrase)personalhealth andcleanlinessduration(n)the length oftime thatsomethingcontinues orlastsraise(v)to bringup achildapproach(v)to movetowards;to comenearoperation(n)anaction oractivityphenomenon(n)unusualoccurrencebravery(n)couragecommander(n)a person inauthority,especially over abody of troopsor a militaryoperationmute(adj)silentforce(v)makesomeone dosomethingagainst theirwilltrace(n)a mark,object, orsign of theexistence ofsomethingrescue(v)to savefromdangerresponsibility(n)beingresponsiblefor one'sactionsdestination(n)the place towhichsomething orsomeone isgoingdedicated(adj)devoted toa cause,ideal orpurposeagriculture(n)farmingreunite(v)to cometogetheragainexceptional(adj)unusual,extraordinaryprior to(phrase)beforebribe(v)to makesomeone dosomethingby givingthem moneycircumstance(n)asituationenable(v)to allow;to makepossibleinvestigate(v)to look intoclosely; tostudy ingreat detailfunding(n)financialsupportevent(n)a thing thathappens,especiallyone ofimportancepretend(v)makebelievemake adifference(phrase)have asignificanteffect on aperson orsituationovercome(v)to succeedin dealingwith aproblem ordifficultypresent(adj)in aparticularplace;occuringnowhumankindness(phrase)being selfless,caring andcompassionateriskone's life(phrase)to dosomething verydangerous thatcould result inone's deathtakeadvantageof(phrase)to use aparticularsituation toget what youwantcountless(adj)too manyto becounteddrug(v)to givesomeonea drugunfortunately(adv)sadly;unluckilyvictim(n)one whois hurt,killed, orsuffers

Vocabulary Review - 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. badly damaging or destroying
    devastating (adj)
  2. a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease.
    epidemic (n)
  3. to escape
    break out (v)
  4. to carry in or bring out in a secret way
    smuggle (v)
  5. the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
    empathy (n)
  6. reach a person ahead of you; talk to someone you haven't seen for a long time
    catch up with (phrase)
  7. to be disloyal; turn against
    betray (v)
  8. to have a baby
    give birth (phrase)
  9. have a strong effect on people or a situation
    make an impression (phrase)
  10. get away
    escape (v)
  11. finding
    discovery (n)
  12. a special duty or function which a person or group is sent out to do
    mission (n)
  13. to cause pain to someone in order to force them to do something
    torture (v)
  14. a hard choice
    dilemma (n)
  15. required, obligatory
    mandatory (adj)
  16. to cut or carve on a surface
    engrave (v)
  17. a reaction to something
    response (n)
  18. doctor or nurse
    healthcare professional (phrase)
  19. to bring back
    restore (v)
  20. a punishment given to someone
    be sentenced to (phrase)
  21. a company; arranged in an orderly way
    organization (n)
  22. to get
    obtain (v)
  23. to suggest a person for a position or office
    nominate (v)
  24. punishment
    penalty (n)
  25. to put into action; execute
    implement (v)
  26. with great urgency
    desperately (adv)
  27. a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
    immigrant (n)
  28. suitable or proper
    appropriate (adj)
  29. the place or building in which a consul's duties are carried out
    consulate (n)
  30. a sense of right and wrong
    conscience (n)
  31. the sister of one's husband or wife
    sister-in-law (phrase)
  32. intense dislike
    hatred (n)
  33. unfaithful
    disloyal (adj)
  34. previous
    former (adj)
  35. very valuable
    precious (adj)
  36. to establish; to set up
    found (v)
  37. proof
    evidence (n)
  38. a waste pipe that carries away sewage or surface water
    sewer (n)
  39. a place for old people to live and receive care
    nursing home (phrase)
  40. feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others
    compassionate (adj)
  41. working together for the good of all
    cooperation (n)
  42. excellent; aristocratic
    noble (adj)
  43. brave
    courageous (adj)
  44. physical injury; harm
    pain (n)
  45. to put something out for others to see
    expose (v)
  46. very important or necessary
    key (adj)
  47. a group of people born around the same time
    generation (n)
  48. to meet
    encounter (v)
  49. a likelihood of behaving in a certain way
    tendency (n)
  50. in control of
    in charge of (phrase)
  51. to stop from happening
    prevent (v)
  52. to require; to do as someone asks
    oblige (v)
  53. in a situation in which loss of life or serious harm is possible
    in danger (phrase)
  54. to die under water
    drown (v)
  55. to act in response to something
    react (V)
  56. a place that provides protection
    shelter (n)
  57. the science of behavior and mental processes
    psychology (n)
  58. to work with others efficiently
    coordinate (v)
  59. the act of leaving
    departure (n)
  60. to see; to notice
    observe (v)
  61. to take for granted; to suppose
    assume (v)
  62. a block of hard material used in building
    brick (n)
  63. a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part
    bystander (n)
  64. various methods for communicating information
    media (n)
  65. traveling, usually without very much money, carrying a backpack
    backpacking (n)
  66. able to express oneself easily and clearly
    fluent (adj)
  67. organizations that respond to and deal with emergencies
    emergency services (phrase)
  68. great bravery
    heroism (n)
  69. plan of action; list of things to do
    agenda (n)
  70. to die
    perish (v)
  71. great damage or ruin
    destruction (n)
  72. help or support
    assistance (n)
  73. to die
    pass away (v)
  74. one of a kind
    unique (adj)
  75. to put into the ground and cover with earth
    bury (v)
  76. a diplomatic center that a nation maintains in a foreign country
    embassy (n)
  77. unusual, extraordinary
    remarkable (adj)
  78. the unbroken and consistent operation of something over a period of time
    continuity (n)
  79. something happening that cannot be explained
    miraculously (adv)
  80. have a calm life
    lead a quiet life (phrase)
  81. a surprising and welcome event that can't be explained
    miracle (n)
  82. a box in which a dead person is buried
    coffin (n)
  83. to approve a new law
    pass a law (phrase)
  84. next or after
    the following (phrase)
  85. a person who works with wood
    carpenter (n)
  86. a person who takes part in something
    participant (n)
  87. even though
    despite the fact that (phrase)
  88. to carry or give assistance
    support (n)
  89. deserving praise
    commendable (adj)
  90. personal health and cleanliness
    personal hygiene (phrase)
  91. the length of time that something continues or lasts
    duration (n)
  92. to bring up a child
    raise (v)
  93. to move towards; to come near
    approach (v)
  94. an action or activity
    operation (n)
  95. unusual occurrence
    phenomenon (n)
  96. courage
    bravery (n)
  97. a person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation
    commander (n)
  98. silent
    mute (adj)
  99. make someone do something against their will
    force (v)
  100. a mark, object, or sign of the existence of something
    trace (n)
  101. to save from danger
    rescue (v)
  102. being responsible for one's actions
    responsibility (n)
  103. the place to which something or someone is going
    destination (n)
  104. devoted to a cause, ideal or purpose
    dedicated (adj)
  105. farming
    agriculture (n)
  106. to come together again
    reunite (v)
  107. unusual, extraordinary
    exceptional (adj)
  108. before
    prior to (phrase)
  109. to make someone do something by giving them money
    bribe (v)
  110. a situation
    circumstance (n)
  111. to allow; to make possible
    enable (v)
  112. to look into closely; to study in great detail
    investigate (v)
  113. financial support
    funding (n)
  114. a thing that happens, especially one of importance
    event (n)
  115. make believe
    pretend (v)
  116. have a significant effect on a person or situation
    make a difference (phrase)
  117. to succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty
    overcome (v)
  118. in a particular place; occuring now
    present (adj)
  119. being selfless, caring and compassionate
    human kindness (phrase)
  120. to do something very dangerous that could result in one's death
    risk one's life (phrase)
  121. to use a particular situation to get what you want
    take advantage of (phrase)
  122. too many to be counted
    countless (adj)
  123. to give someone a drug
    drug (v)
  124. sadly; unluckily
    unfortunately (adv)
  125. one who is hurt, killed, or suffers
    victim (n)