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bounce

verb as in evict

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The Rams were embarrassed against the Dolphins and should be able to bounce back, though they aren’t blowing out anybody.

Teams that change coaches tend to get a one-week bounce, and the Saints got that last week.

The Falcons are looking to bounce back after losing to New Orleans, and Denver’s defense is pretty good.

“You have a London wardrobe, an Orkney wardrobe, and then a crossover of a few bits that bounce around,” Snell says.

But not putting things into place can lead to devastating consequences that can be tough to bounce back from.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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