conveneWhat theneighborhoodkids do at thepark toorganize abaseball gamedejectedfeeling sad &disappointedproactiveplanningahead topreventproblemsplightA dangerousor difficultsituationsomeone isstuck inrelentWhat a strictparent mightfinally doaboutbedtimeactivistMartinLuther KingJr. was thistype ofpersondoableoppositeofimpossibleovercompensatedThe classclown _______for his shynessby being extraloud.indignationanger aboutsomethingunfair orwrongobjectivebased on facts,not personalfeelings (agood judgeshould be this)obstinateOppositeofflexibleexactingrequiringperfectattentionto detailsuppressedheld backor kepthiddenskeptical"I don'tbelieve thatstory," shesaid. Shewas ____.Free!immunitySince it's yourbirthday, youhave ___ fromdoing yourchore today.gougemake a hole orcut insomething witha sharp objectin a rough orviolent wayoverdoeating toomuch candyis anexample ofthisengrossedHow you getwhenbuilding theperfectLEGO castlesurreptitiouslyhow a spymovesthroughenemyterritoryreverenthow peopleact in achurch orat a funeralappalledHow parentsfeel whentheir child isrude tograndparentsobjectI ___ tothat rule-it's notfair!coerce "If you don'tgive me yourlunch money, I'lltell everyoneyour secret"devoidA desertis ___ ofwater.renownedfamous &well-respectedmelancholyShe felt ___listening tothe sadsong.frivoloussilly &notimportantunabashedWearingpajamas tothe grocerystore and notcaringscoffto laugh at ormocksomethingyou think isridiculousfinesseskill & gracein handlingdifficultsituationsconveneWhat theneighborhoodkids do at thepark toorganize abaseball gamedejectedfeeling sad &disappointedproactiveplanningahead topreventproblemsplightA dangerousor difficultsituationsomeone isstuck inrelentWhat a strictparent mightfinally doaboutbedtimeactivistMartinLuther KingJr. was thistype ofpersondoableoppositeofimpossibleovercompensatedThe classclown _______for his shynessby being extraloud.indignationanger aboutsomethingunfair orwrongobjectivebased on facts,not personalfeelings (agood judgeshould be this)obstinateOppositeofflexibleexactingrequiringperfectattentionto detailsuppressedheld backor kepthiddenskeptical"I don'tbelieve thatstory," shesaid. Shewas ____.Free!immunitySince it's yourbirthday, youhave ___ fromdoing yourchore today.gougemake a hole orcut insomething witha sharp objectin a rough orviolent wayoverdoeating toomuch candyis anexample ofthisengrossedHow you getwhenbuilding theperfectLEGO castlesurreptitiouslyhow a spymovesthroughenemyterritoryreverenthow peopleact in achurch orat a funeralappalledHow parentsfeel whentheir child isrude tograndparentsobjectI ___ tothat rule-it's notfair!coerce "If you don'tgive me yourlunch money, I'lltell everyoneyour secret"devoidA desertis ___ ofwater.renownedfamous &well-respectedmelancholyShe felt ___listening tothe sadsong.frivoloussilly &notimportantunabashedWearingpajamas tothe grocerystore and notcaringscoffto laugh at ormocksomethingyou think isridiculousfinesseskill & gracein handlingdifficultsituations

Vocabulary - 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. What the neighborhood kids do at the park to organize a baseball game
    convene
  2. feeling sad & disappointed
    dejected
  3. planning ahead to prevent problems
    proactive
  4. A dangerous or difficult situation someone is stuck in
    plight
  5. What a strict parent might finally do about bedtime
    relent
  6. Martin Luther King Jr. was this type of person
    activist
  7. opposite of impossible
    doable
  8. The class clown _______ for his shyness by being extra loud.
    overcompensated
  9. anger about something unfair or wrong
    indignation
  10. based on facts, not personal feelings (a good judge should be this)
    objective
  11. Opposite of flexible
    obstinate
  12. requiring perfect attention to detail
    exacting
  13. held back or kept hidden
    suppressed
  14. "I don't believe that story," she said. She was ____.
    skeptical
  15. Free!
  16. Since it's your birthday, you have ___ from doing your chore today.
    immunity
  17. make a hole or cut in something with a sharp object in a rough or violent way
    gouge
  18. eating too much candy is an example of this
    overdo
  19. How you get when building the perfect LEGO castle
    engrossed
  20. how a spy moves through enemy territory
    surreptitiously
  21. how people act in a church or at a funeral
    reverent
  22. How parents feel when their child is rude to grandparents
    appalled
  23. I ___ to that rule- it's not fair!
    object
  24. "If you don't give me your lunch money, I'll tell everyone your secret"
    coerce
  25. A desert is ___ of water.
    devoid
  26. famous & well-respected
    renowned
  27. She felt ___ listening to the sad song.
    melancholy
  28. silly & not important
    frivolous
  29. Wearing pajamas to the grocery store and not caring
    unabashed
  30. to laugh at or mock something you think is ridiculous
    scoff
  31. skill & grace in handling difficult situations
    finesse