Bingo
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Bingo may refer to:
[edit] Games
- Bingo (card game)
- Bingo (UK), or Housie, a game using a printed ticket of 15 numbers on three lines; most commonly played in the UK, Australia and New Zealand
- Bingo (U.S.), a game using a printed ticket of randomly-generated 5x5 numbers; most commonly played in the USA and Canada
- Online bingo, games played on the Internet
- Bingo (Scrabble), a term used in the game Scrabble in North America
- Bing Bing! Bingo, a Super Famicom video game
[edit] Arts
- Music
- Bingo (song), a country song about a dog
- Bingo, a song by the English band Catch
- Bingo (album), a solo album by Bela B., a member of the German band Die Ärzte
- Bingoboys, a dance music trio
- Film
- Bingo (film), a 1991 film about a dog
- Bingo (short film), a 1998 computer animated short film
- Stage
- Bingo (play), by Edward Bond, about the last days of William Shakespeare
- Literature
- Bingo Brown, the preteen protagonist of four novels by Betsy Byars, known as That Wilkin Boy
- Bingo Little, a character in a number of books by comic author P. G. Wodehouse
[edit] People
- Bingo DeMoss, a professional baseball player
- Bingo Smith, a professional basketball player
[edit] Places
- Bingo, Burkina Faso, a department and two towns in the African country Burkina Faso
- Bingo Province, an old province of Japan
- Binghamton, New York, colloquial
[edit] Food
- Bingo, Potato Chips & Finger Snacks, a snacks brand owned by ITC India Ltd.
[edit] Other uses
- Bingo wings, slang for an anatomical feature
- BINGO short for business-oriented international NGO, or big international NGO
- Noun, verb and adjective in navy phraseology: "Divert to alternate landing field."[1]
[edit] See also
- Bovine bingo
- Buzzword bingo
- Keno, a bingo-like gambling game
[edit] References
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