Meanings of bound off in English

The ball struck the monster, but I saw it bound off into the water.

Not until this did the herd bound off in confusion.

But the bullets used to bound off their steel coats.

They would just bound off as a basket would.

Ahead of me, two soldiers bound off the end of the ramp, sprinting into the darkness.

It's not as if I expect you to bound off looking for Haliax and the Seven yourself.

A doe and a fawn, leaping so fast they barely touch the ground before they bound off again.

Earlier, watching the trainees bound off a police department bus and count off for their instructor, Garvey expressed misgivings.

His head was turned towards me, and his nostrils were distended in alarm as he prepared to bound off.

If you ever take the west- bound off-ramp at Enfield, you'll be driving over a plot known locally as Scaruppa.

Going ashore, soon after getting up, Frank knelt down alongside the log where he had seen the shadowy figure bound off.

She grabs my hand in the car, palm to palm and tight, like we're fixing to bound off the pool's edge together.

The Prince's hair, dark oak-brown and perfectly straight, fell down his back in a neat braid, bound off at the end with gold.

Put simply: An everyday object is visible because light rays bound off it, hitting our eyes and allowing our brains to process the info.

Others stood at the center of the bands, and directed Little where to drop, and stood ready to catch him should he bound off them.

According to AA Roadwatch, motorists stayed away from the Red Cow interchange yesterday, avoiding predicted congestion associated with the closure of the south bound off-ramp.