(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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To make something clear; to explain
elucidate
To surrender; to accept defeat
capitulate
A person who has been outcast by society
or a group
pariah
Not capable of being supported or maintained
untenable
Intelligently analytical or clear thinking
incisive
To reduce air or gas from something (balloon, tire, etc..); to
depress or reduce (a person’s ego, hopes, spirits, etc..)
deflate
Filled with bitter criticism or malice
vitriolic
to provoke or urge into action
Instigate
logical, clear, consistent
coherent
serving to debase or defile what is holy OR to
treat (something sacred) with irreverence or disrespect
profane
A feeling of hatred/hostility among people
animosity
mental calmness, composure, and evenness
of temper, especially in a difficult situation
equanimity
Existing in someone or something as a
permanent and inseparable element, quality, talent, etc.
inherent
necessary to the completeness of the whole;
important, extremely vital or
necessary
integral
To provide evidence to support or
prove the truth of; confirm
substantiate
Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large,
powerful, intense, or capable
formidable
A person who rises in opposition to authority
insurgent
an individual's outward behavior
demeanor
the condition of having one's identity
unknown
anonymity
a long life, existence, or service
longevity
Rigorously binding, strict or severe
stringent
to remove from blame or responsibility
Exonerate
To take apart
dismantle
intended to teach, particularly in having moral
instruction
didactic
serious, unaffected by emotion
Stoic
Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical
quixotic
A person who attacks cherished beliefs or traditions.
iconoclast
Extraordinary in amount, extent, degree, etc; marvelous;
monstrous
prodigious
having mixed or contradictory
feelings about someone or something
ambivalent
showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others;
unselfish
altruistic
brief and to the point; blunt
Terse
to caution, advise, or
counsel against something;
to scold, but in a mild and
good-willed manner
admonish
the act of departing or deviating
from the normal, or usual
course; a deviation from the
typical way of something
aberration
Gullible; willing to believe or trust too readily, especially
without proper evidence
credulous
To wander aimlessly; to take an indirect course or path
meander
encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behavior)
incite
happening by accident or chance; lucky;
fortunate
fortuitous
Having or showing no pity or compassion for
others; coldhearted
ruthless
To revoke or cancel; take back
(usually a law, order, or agreement)
rescind
To bring (oneself) into the
favor others
ingratiate
having or inclined to doubt or
question about a particular subject;
suspicious or doubtful
skeptical
Awkward; clumsy
ungainly
To meet at a point, time or place; to tend to a
common result or conclusion
converge
Persistent; determined; strong-willed
tenacious
to disappear or cause to disappear; to drive
away
dissipate
nearness in space, time or relationship
proximity
Objectionably aggressive in offering
one’s unwanted and unrequested
help, advice or service
officious
mysterious in meaning; puzzling; ambiguous
cryptic
convenient; fit or suitable for the purpose;
proper under the circumstances/a resource or
means to an end result
expedient
an unreligious, uncultured, or uncivilized person; a
savage/irreligious, uncultured, or uncivilized
heathen
disturbing to one's
composure or self-possession;
upsetting, discomforting,
or confusing
disconcerting
Showing good morals and values
prudent
to reject or refuse
Rebuff
A vocabulary or type of language
spoken among a particular group of
people that is usually hard to understand by outsiders
jargon
Behaving or looking as though one thinks
he/she is superior to others; belittling or condescending
supercilious
To make an action or process speed up or happen more
quickly
expedite
Giving a lot of information clearly and in a few
words
concise
Not permitted for moral or ethical reasons; unlawful
illicit
Unable to be annoyed
or disturbed
imperturbable
pertaining to casual or conversational language or slang; not formal
colloquial
Without equal; unrivalled
peerless
An object from an earlier time, especially
one of historical or sentimental interest
relic
to put right; to correct
rectify
the contradictory doubleness of thought; word of act; deceptiveness
Duplicity
