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Bingo is defined as a game where players have one or more cards printed with rows of numbers, an announcer calls out numbers and the first player to get a full row of their numbers called wins.
(noun)An example of bingo is a game that many churches use as fundraiser events.
The definition of bingo is a way to express a new idea, or an answer is correct.
(interjection)An example of bingo is what you'd say when you remember where your lost keys are located.
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See bingo in Webster's New World College Dictionary
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noun
a gambling game played with cards having rows of numbered squares, no two cards being numbered alike: players use markers to cover the numbered squares on their cards corresponding to numbers drawn by lot, and the player who first gets a row covered is the winner
Origin: < ?
interjection
- in the game of bingo, used to signify that one has just finished covering a row of squares
- used to signify sudden action, change, or success
See bingo in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun pl. bin·gos
A game of chance in which each player has one or more cards printed with differently numbered squares on which to place markers when the respective numbers are drawn and announced by a caller. The first player to mark a complete row of numbers is the winner.
interjection Used to express the sudden completion of an event, occurrence of an idea, or confirmation of a guess.
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