MelodicHaving apleasanttune;musicallyharmonious.MelancholicFeeling orexpressingsadness orgloominess;deeply reflectiveor sorrowful.DecisiveHaving thepower or qualityof deciding;determined andresolute.DisproportionateOut ofproportion insize, amount,or degree;unequal.LongevityLongdurationof life orexistence.NeuroticOverly anxious,emotionallyunstable, orexcessivelyworried.MisapprehendTomisunderstandor misinterpretsomething.TransitionThe process ofchanging fromone state,stage, orcondition toanother.DiscreditableBringingharm to one’sreputation;shameful ordishonorable.ExploitativeTaking unfairadvantage ofsomeone orsomething forone’s ownbenefit.ImmeasurableToo large,extensive, orextreme tobemeasured.InsufferableToo extremeto bear;intolerable orunbearable.TransposeTo reverse ortransfer theorder orposition of twoor more things.IntolerableUnable to beendured;unacceptableorunbearable.InvigoratingGiving strength,energy, orvitality;refreshing andenergizing.BemoanTo expresssorrow ordiscontent;to lament.DisagreeableUnpleasantor offensive;not to one’sliking.TranscribeTo write out orcopy text,speech, ordata, especiallyin written form.MultimediaUsing multipleforms ofcommunication orexpression, suchas text, audio,and video.MisconceiveTo form anincorrect idea ormisunderstandingabout something.MisapplyTo usesomething ina wrong orinappropriateway.MultitudeA largenumber ofpeople orthings; a crowdor mass.IncorruptibleIncapable ofbeing morallycorrupted orbribed; honestand virtuous.ContinuityThe unbrokenand consistentexistence oroperation ofsomething overtime.InvariableNotchanging orcapable ofchange;constant.MisrepresentationA false ormisleadingaccount ofsomething;distortion of thetruth.BelaborTo argue orelaborate on asubject inexcessive detail;to attack orcriticizerepeatedly.DuplicityDeceitfulness ordouble-dealing;deliberatedeceptiveness inspeech orbehavior.AquaticRelating towater; livingor growing inor nearwater.SystematicDone or actingaccording to afixed plan ormethod;organized andmethodical.EnthusiasticShowingintense andeagerenjoyment,interest, orapproval.MultifacetedHavingmany sides,aspects, orfeatures.ExpansiveCovering awide area orscope; open,communicative,or expansive inpersonality.InharmoniousNot inharmony;clashing ordiscordant.MisconceptionA wrong orinaccurateidea, belief, orunderstanding.CumulativeIncreasing orgrowing bysuccessiveadditions orgradual build-up.TransmitTo send or passsomething fromone place orperson to another,such asinformation orsignals.DistastefulCausingdislike oraversion;unpleasantor offensive.MelodicHaving apleasanttune;musicallyharmonious.MelancholicFeeling orexpressingsadness orgloominess;deeply reflectiveor sorrowful.DecisiveHaving thepower or qualityof deciding;determined andresolute.DisproportionateOut ofproportion insize, amount,or degree;unequal.LongevityLongdurationof life orexistence.NeuroticOverly anxious,emotionallyunstable, orexcessivelyworried.MisapprehendTomisunderstandor misinterpretsomething.TransitionThe process ofchanging fromone state,stage, orcondition toanother.DiscreditableBringingharm to one’sreputation;shameful ordishonorable.ExploitativeTaking unfairadvantage ofsomeone orsomething forone’s ownbenefit.ImmeasurableToo large,extensive, orextreme tobemeasured.InsufferableToo extremeto bear;intolerable orunbearable.TransposeTo reverse ortransfer theorder orposition of twoor more things.IntolerableUnable to beendured;unacceptableorunbearable.InvigoratingGiving strength,energy, orvitality;refreshing andenergizing.BemoanTo expresssorrow ordiscontent;to lament.DisagreeableUnpleasantor offensive;not to one’sliking.TranscribeTo write out orcopy text,speech, ordata, especiallyin written form.MultimediaUsing multipleforms ofcommunication orexpression, suchas text, audio,and video.MisconceiveTo form anincorrect idea ormisunderstandingabout something.MisapplyTo usesomething ina wrong orinappropriateway.MultitudeA largenumber ofpeople orthings; a crowdor mass.IncorruptibleIncapable ofbeing morallycorrupted orbribed; honestand virtuous.ContinuityThe unbrokenand consistentexistence oroperation ofsomething overtime.InvariableNotchanging orcapable ofchange;constant.MisrepresentationA false ormisleadingaccount ofsomething;distortion of thetruth.BelaborTo argue orelaborate on asubject inexcessive detail;to attack orcriticizerepeatedly.DuplicityDeceitfulness ordouble-dealing;deliberatedeceptiveness inspeech orbehavior.AquaticRelating towater; livingor growing inor nearwater.SystematicDone or actingaccording to afixed plan ormethod;organized andmethodical.EnthusiasticShowingintense andeagerenjoyment,interest, orapproval.MultifacetedHavingmany sides,aspects, orfeatures.ExpansiveCovering awide area orscope; open,communicative,or expansive inpersonality.InharmoniousNot inharmony;clashing ordiscordant.MisconceptionA wrong orinaccurateidea, belief, orunderstanding.CumulativeIncreasing orgrowing bysuccessiveadditions orgradual build-up.TransmitTo send or passsomething fromone place orperson to another,such asinformation orsignals.DistastefulCausingdislike oraversion;unpleasantor offensive.

Surescore Review Units 1 - 3 - 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. Having a pleasant tune; musically harmonious.
    Melodic
  2. Feeling or expressing sadness or gloominess; deeply reflective or sorrowful.
    Melancholic
  3. Having the power or quality of deciding; determined and resolute.
    Decisive
  4. Out of proportion in size, amount, or degree; unequal.
    Disproportionate
  5. Long duration of life or existence.
    Longevity
  6. Overly anxious, emotionally unstable, or excessively worried.
    Neurotic
  7. To misunderstand or misinterpret something.
    Misapprehend
  8. The process of changing from one state, stage, or condition to another.
    Transition
  9. Bringing harm to one’s reputation; shameful or dishonorable.
    Discreditable
  10. Taking unfair advantage of someone or something for one’s own benefit.
    Exploitative
  11. Too large, extensive, or extreme to be measured.
    Immeasurable
  12. Too extreme to bear; intolerable or unbearable.
    Insufferable
  13. To reverse or transfer the order or position of two or more things.
    Transpose
  14. Unable to be endured; unacceptable or unbearable.
    Intolerable
  15. Giving strength, energy, or vitality; refreshing and energizing.
    Invigorating
  16. To express sorrow or discontent; to lament.
    Bemoan
  17. Unpleasant or offensive; not to one’s liking.
    Disagreeable
  18. To write out or copy text, speech, or data, especially in written form.
    Transcribe
  19. Using multiple forms of communication or expression, such as text, audio, and video.
    Multimedia
  20. To form an incorrect idea or misunderstanding about something.
    Misconceive
  21. To use something in a wrong or inappropriate way.
    Misapply
  22. A large number of people or things; a crowd or mass.
    Multitude
  23. Incapable of being morally corrupted or bribed; honest and virtuous.
    Incorruptible
  24. The unbroken and consistent existence or operation of something over time.
    Continuity
  25. Not changing or capable of change; constant.
    Invariable
  26. A false or misleading account of something; distortion of the truth.
    Misrepresentation
  27. To argue or elaborate on a subject in excessive detail; to attack or criticize repeatedly.
    Belabor
  28. Deceitfulness or double-dealing; deliberate deceptiveness in speech or behavior.
    Duplicity
  29. Relating to water; living or growing in or near water.
    Aquatic
  30. Done or acting according to a fixed plan or method; organized and methodical.
    Systematic
  31. Showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.
    Enthusiastic
  32. Having many sides, aspects, or features.
    Multifaceted
  33. Covering a wide area or scope; open, communicative, or expansive in personality.
    Expansive
  34. Not in harmony; clashing or discordant.
    Inharmonious
  35. A wrong or inaccurate idea, belief, or understanding.
    Misconception
  36. Increasing or growing by successive additions or gradual build-up.
    Cumulative
  37. To send or pass something from one place or person to another, such as information or signals.
    Transmit
  38. Causing dislike or aversion; unpleasant or offensive.
    Distasteful