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Meanings of bouncing in English
Usage of bouncing in English
1
That could avoid the case bouncing between courts for years to come.
2
Suddenly, there were several thousand fans bouncing with joy right behind Woods.
3
Who said bouncing back to what you were is the best way?
4
She accepted Elayne's bouncing moods the way she accepted rain and lightning.
5
And he confessed to bouncing ideas off Stewart via email just recently.
6
We woke the next morning to water bouncing off the portaledge rainfly.
7
Two and a half seconds later, a fine echo came bouncing back.
8
She walked down the hail to 302, hope bouncing in her step.
9
Artemis turned his attention to the city suburbs bouncing past his window.
10
Water rained everywhere, plopping onto the tarp and bouncing off the linoleum.
11
Her long red braid hung down behind her, bouncing as she rode.
12
Dylan, his family wrote, adored chocolate and cuddling and bouncing on trampolines.
13
The bouncing ambulance was swiftly out of sight of the chateau gate.
14
Often of a morning Babbitt came bouncing and jesting in to breakfast.
15
I leave it in the hands of the bouncing balls, Otto said.
16
The weird part was that the bird kept bouncing higher and higher.
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Bouncing through the time
Bouncing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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