Similar words: ingot, jingo, lingo, gringo, ring out, ring off, binge, bring out. Meaning: ['bɪŋgəʊ] n. a game in which numbered balls are drawn at random and players cover the corresponding numbers on their cards.
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31) Keno is a cross between bingo and a lottery.
32) His father forbid him entering into a bingo hall.
33) Tricia: Bingo ! Say, do you like oysters?
34) Dignitary Bingo, ten bucks a sheet; are you in?
35) I'll hazard a dollar on the bingo game.
36) But Bingo - yes , Bingo really is his name - o - was her favorite.
37) He told you he wanted to be cremated at bingo?
38) Bingo Palace is online bingo hall including slots, keno , video poker and big progressive jackpots. Established in 1999 Bingo Palace has become a favorite among online bingo players.
39) The new bingo hall stands four - square to the old town hall.
40) Ever Notice How Work Boots Get Better With Age? Bingo.
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41) Now Charlie knows that all BINGO Kids have to do chores.
42) Sky Bingo is licensed and regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission.
43) There are Bible quiz books, stuffed with crosswords and other word puzzles, and Bible bingo games.
44) Beautiful faery in flowers for my turn out a set of beautiful clothes, the body is pink, blue down, I like it very much, she wish me more and more beautiful, sweet, Water bingo palace.
45) A timely bingo win brought some cheer to Juliet Little's family yesterday.
46) Buying luxury goods, conversely, tends to be an endless cycle of one-upmanship, in which the neighbors have a fancy new car and — bingo! — now you want one, too, scholars say.
47) BINGO! Have you ever dreamed of killing one of America's Next Top Models?
48) A farmer has a lovely dog, its name is Bingo.
49) Control number of bingo cards to be printed on each card sheet.
50) Maomao : Bingo! What you mentioned is Atomiun built for World's Fair 1958 Brussels Belgium.
51) Teacher: Bingo. What kind of cats walk with two feet?
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