(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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telegraph, n. a machine that transmitted and received messages across great distances using electrical signals and wires. Messages were transmitted in codes that had to be received and translated by specially trained operators.
synchronized, adj. occurring at the same time
sharecroppers, n. farmers who had to give part of their crop away as rent
isolated, adj. far away from other places, buildings, or people; remote
irritation, n. the state of being annoyed
patent, v. get a government license giving an inventor the right to be the only one to manufacture and sell his or her invention for a certain period of time
illumination, n. brightness
quelle guigne!, French for “what bad luck!”
deliberately, adv. on purpose
frequency, n. the rate at which radio signals are transmitted
quelle merveille!, French for “how marvelous!”
fertile, adj. capable of producing healthy plants
take root, v. begin
pendulum, n. a weighted, swinging lever that regulates the speed of a clock
ecosystems, n. systems formed by the interaction of communities of organisms with their environments
botanist, n. a scientist who studies plants
dim, adj. not bright
transmitter, n. a set of equipment used to generate and transmit electromagnetic waves carrying messages or signals, especially those of radio or television
malfunctioning, adj. not working properly
producers, n. people who supervise a television production
agricultural, adj. relating to farming
avid, adj. eager or excited
tinker, v. to work at something
English Channel, n. a body of water separating England and France
deter, v. discourage
financiers, n. people who give inventors money to develop and sell their products, in return for a portion of the profits
vaccines, n. medicines to make people immune to diseases
indifference, n. lack of interest
potential, n. qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success
inventory, n. a complete list
producers, n. people who supervise a television production
practical, adj. useful
parchment, n. animal skin prepared for use as a writing surface
evaporate, v. change from a liquid state into a vapor
self-sufficient, adj. able to take care of oneself
irk, v. bother, irritate
sundial, n. an instrument showing the time with the shadow of a pointer cast by the sun onto a plate marked with the hours of the day
humble, adj. not significant; modest
prestigious, adj. highly respected
crop rotation, n. yearly switching of which crops are grown on a piece of land
arguably, adv. able to be supported by a reasonable argument
stylus, n. a pointed, pen-shaped instrument used to make an imprint on a surface
marketing, n. activities involved in advertising and selling a product
inspire, v. give rise to, lead to
profit, n. (often financial) gain
intricate, adj. detailed, complicated
player piano, n. a piano fitted with an apparatus enabling it to be played automatically
botany, n. the scientific study of plants
diaphragm, n. a thin disk or piece of material that vibrates when producing or receiving sound waves
airborne, adj. in flight
greasy spoons, n. slang for cheap and unsanitary restaurants
phonograph, n. a machine that reproduces sound by means of a needle in contact with a grooved rotating disk
rehabilitation, v. recovery
telegraph, n. a machine that transmitted and received messages across great distances using electrical signals and wires. Messages were transmitted in codes that had to be received and translated by specially trained operators
spearhead, v. lead
très magnifique, adj. French for “really wonderful”
