superciliousBehaving orlooking as thoughone thinkshe/she is superiorto others; belittlingor condescendingsubstantiateTo provideevidence tosupport orprove the truthof; confirmformidableInspiring fear orrespect throughbeing impressivelylarge,powerful, intense,or capableanimosityA feeling ofhatred/hostilityamong peoplemeanderTo wanderaimlessly; totake anindirectcourse or pathcondoneto approve,allow, orsanction(something),especiallywith reluctanceexpediteTo make anaction orprocess speedup or happenmorequicklydispositionA person’soveralloutlook ormoodinherentExisting insomeone orsomething as apermanent andinseparableelement, quality,talent, etc.crypticmysteriousin meaning;puzzling;ambiguousvalidateto make legally orformally truthful,just or well-founded; toofficiallyapproveruthlessHaving orshowing no pityor compassionforothers;coldheartedequanimitymental calmness,composure, andevennessof temper,especially in adifficult situationconvergeTo meet at apoint, time orplace; to tendto acommon resultor conclusionunkemptHaving anuntidy ormessyappearanceobsoleteNo longerproducedor used;out of dateintegralnecessary to thecompleteness ofthe whole;important,extremely vital ornecessary rescindTo revoke orcancel; takeback(usually a law,order, oragreement)vitriolicFilled withbittercriticismor malicestringentRigorouslybinding,strict orsevereprodigiousExtraordinary inamount, extent,degree, etc;marvelous;monstrouscolloquialpertaining tocasual orconversationallanguage orslang; notformalverbosecharacterizedby the use ofmany ortoo manywords; wordyDuplicitythecontradictorydoubleness ofthought; wordof act;deceptivenessexpedientconvenient; fit orsuitable for thepurpose;proper under thecircumstances/aresource ormeans to an endresultskepticalhaving or inclinedto doubt orquestion about aparticular subject;suspicious ordoubtfulStoicserious,unaffectedbyemotionAccoladean award or honor;a mark ofacknowledgementor praiseungainlyAwkward;clumsythreadbareWorn out fromoveruse;becomingthin andtattered withage; shabbyquixoticExceedinglyidealistic;unrealisticandimpracticalexpungeto erase orremovecompletelyheathenan unreligious,uncultured, oruncivilized person;asavage/irreligious,uncultured, oruncivilizedrectifyto putright; tocorrectuntenableNot capableof beingsupported ormaintaineddeflateTo reduce air or gasfrom something(balloon, tire, etc..);todepress or reduce(a person’s ego,hopes, spirits, etc..)incisiveIntelligentlyanalyticalor clearthinkingaltruisticshowing aselflessconcern for thewell-being ofothers;unselfishfortuitoushappeningby accidentor chance;lucky;fortunateproximitynearness inspace, timeorrelationshipaberrationthe act of departingor deviatingfrom the normal, orusualcourse; a deviationfrom thetypical way ofsomethingdisconcertingdisturbing to one'scomposure or self-possession;upsetting,discomforting,or confusingjargonA vocabulary or typeof languagespoken among aparticular group ofpeople that is usuallyhard to understandby outsiderscapitulateTosurrender;to acceptdefeatsanctiona threatenedpenalty fordisobeying a law orrule OR give officialpermission orapproval forsomethingmanifestDisplay or show(a quality orfeeling) by one'sacts orappearance;demonstrateillicitNot permittedfor moral orethicalreasons;unlawfulegregiousOutstandinglyand obviouslybad;extraordinaryin a bad waymeagerDeficientin qualityorquantityprudentShowinggoodmorals andvaluesaustereStrict or severein manner,appearance,or behavior;simple orunadornediconoclastA personwho attackscherishedbeliefs ortraditions.Vilifyto speakill of orslandercrasslackingsensitivity orrefinement;vulgar;insensitiveprofaneserving to debaseor defile what isholy OR totreat (somethingsacred) withirreverence ordisrespectpeerlessWithoutequal;unrivalledpariahA personwho hasbeen outcastby societyor a groupprovincialUnsophisticatedor narrow-minded;lackingrefinementconciseGiving a lot ofinformationclearly and ina fewwordsobscureNot clear;ambiguous, vagueor uncertain/toconceal(physically or byconfusing)meticulousPrecise;paying closeattention todetailtenaciousPersistent;determined;strong-willedspuriousnot beingwhat itpurports tobe; false orfakeRebuffto rejectorrefuselongevitya long life,existence,or serviceambivalenthaving mixed orcontradictoryfeelings aboutsomeone orsomethingAdversepreventingsuccessfuldevelopment;harmful;unfavorableelucidateTo makesomethingclear; toexplaincredulousGullible; willingto believe ortrust too readily,especiallywithout properevidenceinciteencourageor stir up(violent orunlawfulbehavior)anonymitythe conditionof havingone's identityunknownIncentivea thing thatmotivates orencouragessomeone todo somethinginsurgentA personwho rises inoppositionto authoritydemeanoranindividual'soutwardbehavioradmonishto caution, advise,orcounsel againstsomething;to scold, but in amild andgood-willed mannerresilientAble torecover, ableto bouncebackInstigatetoprovokeor urgeinto actionmundanelackinginterest orexcitement;dullimperturbableUnable tobe annoyedor disturbedofficiousObjectionablyaggressive inofferingone’s unwantedand unrequestedhelp, advice orservicerelicAn object froman earlier time,especiallyone of historicalor sentimentalinterestTersebrief andto thepoint;bluntExonerateto removefrom blameorresponsibilitydidacticintended toteach,particularly inhaving moralinstructionfurtivetaken, done,used, etc.,surreptitiouslyor by stealth;secretive, sly orshiftydissipateto disappearor cause todisappear; todriveawayingratiateTo bring(oneself)into thefavor othersdismantleTo takeapartgarnerGather orcollect(something,especiallyinformation orapproval)coherentlogical,clear,consistentsuperciliousBehaving orlooking as thoughone thinkshe/she is superiorto others; belittlingor condescendingsubstantiateTo provideevidence tosupport orprove the truthof; confirmformidableInspiring fear orrespect throughbeing impressivelylarge,powerful, intense,or capableanimosityA feeling ofhatred/hostilityamong peoplemeanderTo wanderaimlessly; totake anindirectcourse or pathcondoneto approve,allow, orsanction(something),especiallywith reluctanceexpediteTo make anaction orprocess speedup or happenmorequicklydispositionA person’soveralloutlook ormoodinherentExisting insomeone orsomething as apermanent andinseparableelement, quality,talent, etc.crypticmysteriousin meaning;puzzling;ambiguousvalidateto make legally orformally truthful,just or well-founded; toofficiallyapproveruthlessHaving orshowing no pityor compassionforothers;coldheartedequanimitymental calmness,composure, andevennessof temper,especially in adifficult situationconvergeTo meet at apoint, time orplace; to tendto acommon resultor conclusionunkemptHaving anuntidy ormessyappearanceobsoleteNo longerproducedor used;out of dateintegralnecessary to thecompleteness ofthe whole;important,extremely vital ornecessary rescindTo revoke orcancel; takeback(usually a law,order, oragreement)vitriolicFilled withbittercriticismor malicestringentRigorouslybinding,strict orsevereprodigiousExtraordinary inamount, extent,degree, etc;marvelous;monstrouscolloquialpertaining tocasual orconversationallanguage orslang; notformalverbosecharacterizedby the use ofmany ortoo manywords; wordyDuplicitythecontradictorydoubleness ofthought; wordof act;deceptivenessexpedientconvenient; fit orsuitable for thepurpose;proper under thecircumstances/aresource ormeans to an endresultskepticalhaving or inclinedto doubt orquestion about aparticular subject;suspicious ordoubtfulStoicserious,unaffectedbyemotionAccoladean award or honor;a mark ofacknowledgementor praiseungainlyAwkward;clumsythreadbareWorn out fromoveruse;becomingthin andtattered withage; shabbyquixoticExceedinglyidealistic;unrealisticandimpracticalexpungeto erase orremovecompletelyheathenan unreligious,uncultured, oruncivilized person;asavage/irreligious,uncultured, oruncivilizedrectifyto putright; tocorrectuntenableNot capableof beingsupported ormaintaineddeflateTo reduce air or gasfrom something(balloon, tire, etc..);todepress or reduce(a person’s ego,hopes, spirits, etc..)incisiveIntelligentlyanalyticalor clearthinkingaltruisticshowing aselflessconcern for thewell-being ofothers;unselfishfortuitoushappeningby accidentor chance;lucky;fortunateproximitynearness inspace, timeorrelationshipaberrationthe act of departingor deviatingfrom the normal, orusualcourse; a deviationfrom thetypical way ofsomethingdisconcertingdisturbing to one'scomposure or self-possession;upsetting,discomforting,or confusingjargonA vocabulary or typeof languagespoken among aparticular group ofpeople that is usuallyhard to understandby outsiderscapitulateTosurrender;to acceptdefeatsanctiona threatenedpenalty fordisobeying a law orrule OR give officialpermission orapproval forsomethingmanifestDisplay or show(a quality orfeeling) by one'sacts orappearance;demonstrateillicitNot permittedfor moral orethicalreasons;unlawfulegregiousOutstandinglyand obviouslybad;extraordinaryin a bad waymeagerDeficientin qualityorquantityprudentShowinggoodmorals andvaluesaustereStrict or severein manner,appearance,or behavior;simple orunadornediconoclastA personwho attackscherishedbeliefs ortraditions.Vilifyto speakill of orslandercrasslackingsensitivity orrefinement;vulgar;insensitiveprofaneserving to debaseor defile what isholy OR totreat (somethingsacred) withirreverence ordisrespectpeerlessWithoutequal;unrivalledpariahA personwho hasbeen outcastby societyor a groupprovincialUnsophisticatedor narrow-minded;lackingrefinementconciseGiving a lot ofinformationclearly and ina fewwordsobscureNot clear;ambiguous, vagueor uncertain/toconceal(physically or byconfusing)meticulousPrecise;paying closeattention todetailtenaciousPersistent;determined;strong-willedspuriousnot beingwhat itpurports tobe; false orfakeRebuffto rejectorrefuselongevitya long life,existence,or serviceambivalenthaving mixed orcontradictoryfeelings aboutsomeone orsomethingAdversepreventingsuccessfuldevelopment;harmful;unfavorableelucidateTo makesomethingclear; toexplaincredulousGullible; willingto believe ortrust too readily,especiallywithout properevidenceinciteencourageor stir up(violent orunlawfulbehavior)anonymitythe conditionof havingone's identityunknownIncentivea thing thatmotivates orencouragessomeone todo somethinginsurgentA personwho rises inoppositionto authoritydemeanoranindividual'soutwardbehavioradmonishto caution, advise,orcounsel againstsomething;to scold, but in amild andgood-willed mannerresilientAble torecover, ableto bouncebackInstigatetoprovokeor urgeinto actionmundanelackinginterest orexcitement;dullimperturbableUnable tobe annoyedor disturbedofficiousObjectionablyaggressive inofferingone’s unwantedand unrequestedhelp, advice orservicerelicAn object froman earlier time,especiallyone of historicalor sentimentalinterestTersebrief andto thepoint;bluntExonerateto removefrom blameorresponsibilitydidacticintended toteach,particularly inhaving moralinstructionfurtivetaken, done,used, etc.,surreptitiouslyor by stealth;secretive, sly orshiftydissipateto disappearor cause todisappear; todriveawayingratiateTo bring(oneself)into thefavor othersdismantleTo takeapartgarnerGather orcollect(something,especiallyinformation orapproval)coherentlogical,clear,consistent

English 3 VOCAB Lists 1-9 BINGO - 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. Behaving or looking as though one thinks he/she is superior to others; belittling or condescending
    supercilious
  2. To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of; confirm
    substantiate
  3. Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable
    formidable
  4. A feeling of hatred/hostility among people
    animosity
  5. To wander aimlessly; to take an indirect course or path
    meander
  6. to approve, allow, or sanction (something), especially with reluctance
    condone
  7. To make an action or process speed up or happen more quickly
    expedite
  8. A person’s overall outlook or mood
    disposition
  9. Existing in someone or something as a permanent and inseparable element, quality, talent, etc.
    inherent
  10. mysterious in meaning; puzzling; ambiguous
    cryptic
  11. to make legally or formally truthful, just or well-founded; to officially approve
    validate
  12. Having or showing no pity or compassion for others; coldhearted
    ruthless
  13. mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation
    equanimity
  14. To meet at a point, time or place; to tend to a common result or conclusion
    converge
  15. Having an untidy or messy appearance
    unkempt
  16. No longer produced or used; out of date
    obsolete
  17. necessary to the completeness of the whole; important, extremely vital or necessary
    integral
  18. To revoke or cancel; take back (usually a law, order, or agreement)
    rescind
  19. Filled with bitter criticism or malice
    vitriolic
  20. Rigorously binding, strict or severe
    stringent
  21. Extraordinary in amount, extent, degree, etc; marvelous; monstrous
    prodigious
  22. pertaining to casual or conversational language or slang; not formal
    colloquial
  23. characterized by the use of many or too many words; wordy
    verbose
  24. the contradictory doubleness of thought; word of act; deceptiveness
    Duplicity
  25. convenient; fit or suitable for the purpose; proper under the circumstances/a resource or means to an end result
    expedient
  26. having or inclined to doubt or question about a particular subject; suspicious or doubtful
    skeptical
  27. serious, unaffected by emotion
    Stoic
  28. an award or honor; a mark of acknowledgement or praise
    Accolade
  29. Awkward; clumsy
    ungainly
  30. Worn out from overuse; becoming thin and tattered with age; shabby
    threadbare
  31. Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical
    quixotic
  32. to erase or remove completely
    expunge
  33. an unreligious, uncultured, or uncivilized person; a savage/irreligious, uncultured, or uncivilized
    heathen
  34. to put right; to correct
    rectify
  35. Not capable of being supported or maintained
    untenable
  36. To reduce air or gas from something (balloon, tire, etc..); to depress or reduce (a person’s ego, hopes, spirits, etc..)
    deflate
  37. Intelligently analytical or clear thinking
    incisive
  38. showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others; unselfish
    altruistic
  39. happening by accident or chance; lucky; fortunate
    fortuitous
  40. nearness in space, time or relationship
    proximity
  41. the act of departing or deviating from the normal, or usual course; a deviation from the typical way of something
    aberration
  42. disturbing to one's composure or self-possession; upsetting, discomforting, or confusing
    disconcerting
  43. A vocabulary or type of language spoken among a particular group of people that is usually hard to understand by outsiders
    jargon
  44. To surrender; to accept defeat
    capitulate
  45. a threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule OR give official permission or approval for something
    sanction
  46. Display or show (a quality or feeling) by one's acts or appearance; demonstrate
    manifest
  47. Not permitted for moral or ethical reasons; unlawful
    illicit
  48. Outstandingly and obviously bad; extraordinary in a bad way
    egregious
  49. Deficient in quality or quantity
    meager
  50. Showing good morals and values
    prudent
  51. Strict or severe in manner, appearance, or behavior; simple or unadorned
    austere
  52. A person who attacks cherished beliefs or traditions.
    iconoclast
  53. to speak ill of or slander
    Vilify
  54. lacking sensitivity or refinement; vulgar; insensitive
    crass
  55. serving to debase or defile what is holy OR to treat (something sacred) with irreverence or disrespect
    profane
  56. Without equal; unrivalled
    peerless
  57. A person who has been outcast by society or a group
    pariah
  58. Unsophisticated or narrow-minded; lacking refinement
    provincial
  59. Giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words
    concise
  60. Not clear; ambiguous, vague or uncertain/to conceal (physically or by confusing)
    obscure
  61. Precise; paying close attention to detail
    meticulous
  62. Persistent; determined; strong-willed
    tenacious
  63. not being what it purports to be; false or fake
    spurious
  64. to reject or refuse
    Rebuff
  65. a long life, existence, or service
    longevity
  66. having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something
    ambivalent
  67. preventing successful development; harmful; unfavorable
    Adverse
  68. To make something clear; to explain
    elucidate
  69. Gullible; willing to believe or trust too readily, especially without proper evidence
    credulous
  70. encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behavior)
    incite
  71. the condition of having one's identity unknown
    anonymity
  72. a thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something
    Incentive
  73. A person who rises in opposition to authority
    insurgent
  74. an individual's outward behavior
    demeanor
  75. to caution, advise, or counsel against something; to scold, but in a mild and good-willed manner
    admonish
  76. Able to recover, able to bounce back
    resilient
  77. to provoke or urge into action
    Instigate
  78. lacking interest or excitement; dull
    mundane
  79. Unable to be annoyed or disturbed
    imperturbable
  80. Objectionably aggressive in offering one’s unwanted and unrequested help, advice or service
    officious
  81. An object from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest
    relic
  82. brief and to the point; blunt
    Terse
  83. to remove from blame or responsibility
    Exonerate
  84. intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction
    didactic
  85. taken, done, used, etc., surreptitiously or by stealth; secretive, sly or shifty
    furtive
  86. to disappear or cause to disappear; to drive away
    dissipate
  87. To bring (oneself) into the favor others
    ingratiate
  88. To take apart
    dismantle
  89. Gather or collect (something, especially information or approval)
    garner
  90. logical, clear, consistent
    coherent