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Meanings of hard bounce in English
Russian
скаус-хаус Subgenre of hard house.
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Examples for "scouse"
Examples for "scouse"
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People say it's vital to have a scouse heartbeat and local players.
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If you're a scouse coffee aficionado, let us know which one he means.
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Even a scouse of mouldy biscuit met the approval of Loolowcan.
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Unbeaten in their past six, it is the scouse Blues who are looking good.
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My husband is from Liverpool and talks fondly of scouse.
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I think I shall strike like the 'donk' and refuse to stir unless they give me peppermints!
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I have not brought ze donk'.'
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The 'donk' won't go without peppermints!
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But instead of being dead the box of tricks ups and gives the donk another butt and moves on.
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While the S6's motor used to be the star of the show, this donk is a support mechanism for a lovely cabin and engaging chassis.
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No, you can't have a bouncy house at your birthday party.... What do you mean why?
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In May, two children were seriously injured in a similar bouncy house incident in upstate New York.
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Witnesses told local media the bouncy house was lifted some 30 feet off the ground in the incident at Sullivan Farm.
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At the daycare there are five rooms with over 100 interactive objects, including dress-up hats, bubbles, a bouncy house, musical instruments, and more.
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Snow cones, carnival games, fireworks and, of course, five bouncy houses will be part of his memorial service.
Usage of hard bounce in English
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Any moment we expected contact, the hard bounce of the wheels on the runway.