rebounder
- noun
- /ˈriːˌbaʊndər/
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reboteador
- The coach provided a rebounder as part of the training equipment to help players improve their passing skills.
Peter, Peter's got a House of Cyprus website where he sells bellicon rebounders, ice baths, steam saunas.
- Peter, Peter's got a House of Cyprus website where he sells bellicon rebounders, ice baths, steam saunas.
Examples
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She set up the rebounder in her backyard to practice her basketball shooting on weekends.
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On days when I'm not walking to the store or gardening, I use my rebounder and do a bit of stretching to round things out.
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He jumps a couple times on his rebounder, sprays something in his mouth, does like a spin, and then walks on stage.
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He jumps a couple times on his rebounder, sprays something in his mouth, does like a spin, and then walks on stage.
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Peter, Peter's got a House of Cyprus website where he sells bellicon rebounders, ice baths, steam saunas.
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Using a rebounder during practice allows athletes to enhance their reflexes and hand-eye coordination.
Synonyms
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A raised board behind a basketball hoop that players bounce the ball off
A raised rectangular board behind a hoop that players bounce the ball off to score
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Etymology
The word rebounder comes from re- 'again' and bound 'to bounce back', with -er for a thing or person. In sports a rebounder is a piece of equipment that makes the ball 'bounce back' to you so you can practice alone.