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bouncy

[boun-see] / ˈbaʊn si /


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"As you get into your later years you're less bouncy than when you were 25, but I'm still going," he laughs, adding that his secret to longevity is "lots of physio."

From BBC

I’m surrounded by moms in cool belted trench coats, wrinkleless moms with shiny, bouncy hair, moms in Alo Yoga outfits, their figures indistinguishable from their teenage daughters’.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her laugh was the bouncy kind that starts somewhere in the pit of the stomach and leaps up the body like a jackrabbit, finally coming to rest around the eyes.

From Literature

The sturdy, bouncy netting used in the aerial park is the same used in the commercial fishing industry.

From Los Angeles Times

The 15-year-old student described the experience: "The floor felt bouncy, my vision went blurry and then I had a panic attack."

From BBC