bouncy
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2.0
- adjective
- /ˈbaʊnsi/
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elástico
- Soft and bouncy.
- bouncy castle
- bouncy house
- bouncy seat
It's a little bit bouncy, but nothing you wouldn't expect on a regular train.
- It's a little bit bouncy, but nothing you wouldn't expect on a regular train.
- No more turn into a bouncy ball.
- And I started looking at all the objects of childhood, things like hula hoops and bubbles and balloons and bouncy balls and merry go rounds and carousels.
- This is an overnight bouncy and firm sleeping mask.
- And it's a fun texture as well because it kind of feels bouncy in the pan.
Examples
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You're gonna hit the bouncy castle!
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The bouncy mattress made it easy for him to get out of bed every morning.
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We're gonna have a bouncy castle at our birthday party?
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Maybe we should go on the bouncy castle.
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We could buy a bouncy house!
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All I wanted was a bouncy castle.
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We have the bouncy castle.
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I mean, kids like the bouncy balls.
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Yeah, and, Peter, check on the air pump for the bouncy house.
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We go to the local "bouncy house" place around the corner for their drop-in sessions, and for $5, my son gets to jump to his heart's content.
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Synonyms
9
5.0
Able to return to shape after you bend, stretch, or press it
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3.5
Able to bounce back quickly after being pressed or stretched
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5.4
Elastic and springy so it bounces back after pressure
Antonyms
How Bouncy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bouncy comes from the verb bounce, which means 'to jump back', and the ending -y means 'full of'. So something described as bouncy can rebound or spring back easily, like a rubber ball or a springy mattress.