Vocabulary 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.

1. Fear, fright, trembling (noun)
   Trepidation
2. A warning in advance (noun)
   Premonition
3. To flatter someone (verb)
   Ingratiate
4. To deprive of strength or energy (verb)
   Debilitate
5. To praise highly (verb)
   Extol
6. Lawlessness; lack of government; absence of authority or rules (noun)
   Anarchy
7. Harshness of sound (noun)
   Dissonance
8. Incapable of being understood (adj)
   Inscrutable
9. Heavy (adj)
   Ponderous
10. Violent or unsteady disturbance or movement of air or water (noun)
    Turbulence
11. To treat with extreme disrespect; violating sacredness (verb)
    Desecrate
12. Not having enough to live on; very poor, impoverished (adj)
    Indigent
13. Idealistic but impractical; unrealistic (adj)
    Quixotic
14. A model of excellence or perfection (noun)
    Paragon
15. To oppose and defeat; obstruct, frustrate (verb)
    Thwart
16. Using words effectively (adj)
    Articulate
17. Refined (adj)
    Urbane
18. Barely sufficient; barely adequate (adj)
    Scanty
19. To provide with something needed; make or have room for (verb)
    Accommodate
20. Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable (adj)
    Formidable
21. Made less perfect through injury or damage (adj/verb)
    Marred
22. Extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful (adj)
    Virulent
23. Using as few words as possible; concise; to the point (adj)
    Laconic
24. Obviously bad (adj)
    Egregious
25. Boring (adj)
    Insipid
26. To teach a specific body of doctrine or point of view, excluding other options; to impose partisan or one-sided way of thinking (verb)
    Indoctrinate
27. Not varying (adj)
    Immutable
28. Difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or understand (adj)
    Elusive
29. Impulsive (adj)
    Whimsical
30. A master performer (noun)
    Virtuoso
31. Narrowly restricted in outlook (adj)
    Parochial
32. Tricky (adj)
    Devious
33. Hardened in mind or feelings (adj)
    Callous
34. Having the supposed power to see things not perceived by the normal senses (adj/noun)
    Clairvoyant
35. Lacking agreement; lacking harmony (adj)
    Discordant
36. Person who comes before (noun)
    Predecessor
37. Gradually disappearing; fading away (adj)
    Evanescent
38. Incapable of being reformed or improved (adj)
    Incorrigible
39. Pleasing to the senses (adj)
    Aesthetic
40. To reject or refuse with scorn (verb)
    Spurn
41. Senseless (adj)
    Wanton
42. Attacking human vice or foolishness (adj)
    Satirical
43. Giving in to the authority of others; obedient (adj)
    Submissive
44. A drowsy state (noun)
    Stupor
45. To yield (verb)
    Capitulate
46. Warm and friendly (adj)
    Cordial
47. Existing from birth (adj)
    Congenital
48. One-sided; committed to a party; biased or prejudiced (adj/noun)
    Partisan
49. A sudden outburst of anger (noun)
    Pique
50. To bring under control; enslave (verb)
    Subjugate
51. Physically or mentally exhausting (adj)
    Grueling
52. Firmly and consistently loyal (adj)
    Steadfast
53. Mental calmness (noun)
    Composure
54. Absurdly funny (adj)
    Zany
55. Highly valued (adj)
    Prestigious
56. Habitually non-talkative; uncommunicative (adj)
    Taciturn
57. Rejected (verb)
    Rebuffed
58. Offering unwanted advice or services; meddlesome (adj)
    Officious
59. Annoyingly talkative (adj)
    Garrulous
60. Natural preference; tendency to like something (noun)
    Predilection
61. To put down by force; control; restrain (verb)
    Suppress
62. Something that causes or speeds up a process (noun)
    Catalyst
63. Evil; moral corruption (noun)
    Depravity
64. Trying to win over or to calm by agreeing to demands; soothing (adj)
    Conciliatory
65. Proud, scornful, looking down on others (adj)
    Supercilious
66. Using high-sounding language without much meaning; overblown (adj)
    Bombastic
67. To make something seem less worthy or less important; disparage (verb)
    Belittle
68. To make impossible in advance; prevent (verb)
    Preclude
69. Demanding or expecting total obedience (adj)
    Authoritarian
70. Showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) (adj)
    Precocious
71. To destroy or erase completely (verb)
    Obliterate
72. Sharing an edge or boundary (adj)
    Contiguous
73. To erase (verb)
    Efface
74. To damage the good name or reputation of (verb)
    Defame
75. To plead with (verb)
    Cajole
76. Correctness (noun)
    Propriety
77. To say bad things about (verb)
    Disparage
78. Worshipful (adj)
    Reverent
79. To pay attention to (verb)
    Heed
80. Impossible to disprove; beyond argument (adj)
    Irrefutable
81. Lacking in quality or quantity; insufficient; not enough (adj)
    Meager
82. To seize power or position by force or without right (verb)
    Usurp
83. Sharp and bitter (adj)
    Vitriolic
84. To charge with an offense; blame (verb)
    Indict
85. Moving or acting in a cautious, deceptive way; sneaky (adj)
    Stealthy
86. Promoting good health; beneficial (adj)
    Salutary
87. Still (adj)
    Static
88. Something that differs from the norm (noun)
    Aberration
89. To consent without protest (verb)
    Acquiesce
90. Friendly (adj)
    Amicable
91. Quietly resentful; bitter; irritable (adj)
    Sullen
92. Lacking self-confidence; timid (adj)
    Diffident
93. To represent in words or pictures; describe; portray (verb)
    Delineate
94. To weaken the strength or health of (verb)
    Enervate
95. The nerve or boldness to do something rash or reckless (noun)
    Temerity
96. Able to float (adj)
    Buoyant
97. A flatterer (noun)
    Sycophant
98. Limited and narrow in outlook; unsophisticated (adj)
    Provincial
99. Inflexible, unyielding (adj)
    Inexorable
100. Without an equal (adj)
     Peerless