(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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Latin terms (ipsi dixit or nunc pro tunc or sua sponte)
any of the row of h's (bonus freebie cross-off if she says "row of h's)
Messes with the blinds
"fly in the ointment" or "gilding the lily" or "bite of the apple" or another weird term
mr. Lawler or ms. Ruchelli
Alludes to the fact that change is bad
gets someone's name wrong,
pronounces the following names correctly: Mungioli Xia Chiger Scafilaqua Chai
garden variety
starts before 10:30
"Speak up"
interrupts someone during a cold call
criticizes our education or parents,
Wax says bingo
Calls someone out for saying like
talks about her time arguing in front of SCOTUS
uses a flowery word and encourages us to use it,
"I submit to you"
Ms. Kaplowitz or Mr. Dow
mentions Scalia,
someone admits they have not done the reading,
says she has "a few minutes" left when she's actually over time
makes a joke about liberals (i.e. the 9th circuit),
makes joke/reference about Supreme Court justice that we don't get
she actually repeats the question,
makes a joke that taps into her conservatism,
Gestures at someone to answer without them raising their hand
Charles or Taylor raise their hands
Mr. Lojack or Ms. Ryan
Ms. Grambo or Mr. Arpino
looks at her seating chart and your stomach drops
someone says "I don't know"
calls on someone but means to call on a different person
doesn't wait for someone to answer the question before calling on someone else
"think about it"
"does anyone care to disagree?"
disagrees with the law
Insults a state
someone says "can you repeat the question"
draws a diagram on the board with hoops or arrows
Mr. Gould or Ms. Lapsia
criticizes a liberal justice's writing style (i.e. RBG or Kennedy)
Something about how change is bad
Ms. Lazarus or Ms. Stowers
mentions disappointment about us not being required to take property