Usage of "bounciness"

Catalan

Spanish

The quality of a substance that is able to rebound.

Usage of bounciness in English

It's not like the others, it's got a bounciness that's quite sweet. 
 Radio NZ 

To relieve tension, Malcolm Frazier coughed to play with the acoustic bounciness. 
 Secret of the seventh son 

Elder never let the bounciness take over, though. 
 The Guardian 

The well-sprung bounciness of it between your teeth. 
 The new yorker 

To explore the bounciness of this ball, I made this plot of the height vs. the bounce number. 
 Wired 

I'm so fed up of feeling like this, says the presenter, whose permanent state of bounciness seems to have briefly deserted her. 
 The Irish Times 

"Oh!" said Ivy, somewhat deflated in her bounciness. 
 Changeless 

Frequent collocations

Translations for bounciness

Catalan

Spanish

Bounciness through the time

Meanings of bounciness in English