degradeverb, to treator regard(someone)with contemptor disrespectadhereverb, tobelieve inand followthe practicesofbrevitynoun, conciseand exact useof words inwriting orspeechalludeverb, tosuggest orcall attentionto indirectly;to hint atbuttressverb, toincrease thestrength of orjustification for;to reinforcedisputenoun, adisagreement,argument, ordebateanecdotenoun, a shortamusing orinteresting storyabout a realincident orpersonexertverb, tomake aphysical ormental effortconcedeverb, to admitthat somethingis true or validafter firstdenying orresisting itconsensusnoun, ageneralagreementambivalencenoun, the state ofhaving mixedfeelings orcontradictory ideasabout somethingor someoneimminentadjective,about tohappenimplicitadjective,implied butnot plainlyexpresseddenounceverb, topubliclydeclare to bewrong or evilapprehensiveadjective,anxious orfearful thatsomething bador unpleasantwill happenexplicitadjective, statedclearly and indetail, leavingno room forconfusion ordoubtcorroborateverb, to confirmor give supportto (a statement,theory, orfinding)evokeverb, to bringor recall totheconsciousmindimposeverb, to takeadvantage ofsomeone bydemandingattention orcommitmentbiasnoun, prejudice infavor of or againstone thing, person, orgroup compared withanother, usually in away considered to beunfairdecisiveadjective,settling anissue;producing adefinite resultdivergentadjective,tending to bedifferent ordevelop indifferentdirectionseloquentadjective,fluent orpersuasivein speakingor writingarbitraryadjective, basedon randomchoice orpersonal whim,rather than anyreason or systemimpedeverb, to delayor prevent(someone orsomething) byobstructing; tohinderadvocateverb, topubliclyrecommendor supportanalogousadjective,comparable in certainrespects, typically ina way which makesclearer the nature ofthe things compareddeferencenoun,humblesubmissionand respectassertverb, to statea fact orbeliefconfidentlyand forcefullydormantadjective, havingnormal physicalfunctionssuspended orslowed down for aperiod of time; in oras if in a deep sleepdegradeverb, to treator regard(someone)with contemptor disrespectadhereverb, tobelieve inand followthe practicesofbrevitynoun, conciseand exact useof words inwriting orspeechalludeverb, tosuggest orcall attentionto indirectly;to hint atbuttressverb, toincrease thestrength of orjustification for;to reinforcedisputenoun, adisagreement,argument, ordebateanecdotenoun, a shortamusing orinteresting storyabout a realincident orpersonexertverb, tomake aphysical ormental effortconcedeverb, to admitthat somethingis true or validafter firstdenying orresisting itconsensusnoun, ageneralagreementambivalencenoun, the state ofhaving mixedfeelings orcontradictory ideasabout somethingor someoneimminentadjective,about tohappenimplicitadjective,implied butnot plainlyexpresseddenounceverb, topubliclydeclare to bewrong or evilapprehensiveadjective,anxious orfearful thatsomething bador unpleasantwill happenexplicitadjective, statedclearly and indetail, leavingno room forconfusion ordoubtcorroborateverb, to confirmor give supportto (a statement,theory, orfinding)evokeverb, to bringor recall totheconsciousmindimposeverb, to takeadvantage ofsomeone bydemandingattention orcommitmentbiasnoun, prejudice infavor of or againstone thing, person, orgroup compared withanother, usually in away considered to beunfairdecisiveadjective,settling anissue;producing adefinite resultdivergentadjective,tending to bedifferent ordevelop indifferentdirectionseloquentadjective,fluent orpersuasivein speakingor writingarbitraryadjective, basedon randomchoice orpersonal whim,rather than anyreason or systemimpedeverb, to delayor prevent(someone orsomething) byobstructing; tohinderadvocateverb, topubliclyrecommendor supportanalogousadjective,comparable in certainrespects, typically ina way which makesclearer the nature ofthe things compareddeferencenoun,humblesubmissionand respectassertverb, to statea fact orbeliefconfidentlyand forcefullydormantadjective, havingnormal physicalfunctionssuspended orslowed down for aperiod of time; in oras if in a deep sleep

SAT Vocabulary 1 - 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. verb, to treat or regard (someone) with contempt or disrespect
    degrade
  2. verb, to believe in and follow the practices of
    adhere
  3. noun, concise and exact use of words in writing or speech
    brevity
  4. verb, to suggest or call attention to indirectly; to hint at
    allude
  5. verb, to increase the strength of or justification for; to reinforce
    buttress
  6. noun, a disagreement, argument, or debate
    dispute
  7. noun, a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
    anecdote
  8. verb, to make a physical or mental effort
    exert
  9. verb, to admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it
    concede
  10. noun, a general agreement
    consensus
  11. noun, the state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
    ambivalence
  12. adjective, about to happen
    imminent
  13. adjective, implied but not plainly expressed
    implicit
  14. verb, to publicly declare to be wrong or evil
    denounce
  15. adjective, anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen
    apprehensive
  16. adjective, stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt
    explicit
  17. verb, to confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding)
    corroborate
  18. verb, to bring or recall to the conscious mind
    evoke
  19. verb, to take advantage of someone by demanding attention or commitment
    impose
  20. noun, prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair
    bias
  21. adjective, settling an issue; producing a definite result
    decisive
  22. adjective, tending to be different or develop in different directions
    divergent
  23. adjective, fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
    eloquent
  24. adjective, based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system
    arbitrary
  25. verb, to delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing; to hinder
    impede
  26. verb, to publicly recommend or support
    advocate
  27. adjective, comparable in certain respects, typically in a way which makes clearer the nature of the things compared
    analogous
  28. noun, humble submission and respect
    deference
  29. verb, to state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
    assert
  30. adjective, having normal physical functions suspended or slowed down for a period of time; in or as if in a deep sleep
    dormant