Words with a similar base: bouncing

'bouncing'
[bounce.n.03] as in: rebounding from an impact (or series of impacts)



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.01] as in: spring back; spring away from an impact


Examples:
The rubber ball bounced
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'bouncing'
[bounce.v.02] as in: hit something so that it bounces


Examples:
bounce a ball



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.03] as in: move up and down repeatedly



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.04] as in: come back after being refused


Examples:
the check bounced



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.05] as in: leap suddenly


Examples:
He bounced to his feet



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.06] as in: refuse to accept and send back


Examples:
bounce a check



'bouncing'
[bounce.v.07] as in: eject from the premises


Examples:
The ex-boxer's job is to bounce people who want to enter this private club



'bouncing'
[bouncing.s.01] as in: vigorously healthy


Examples:
a bouncing baby



'bouncing'
[bouncing.s.02] as in: marked by lively action


Examples:
a bouncing gait
bouncy tunes
the peppy and interesting talk
a spirited dance



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