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bouncingadjective enjoying health and vigora bouncing new baby in the family able-bodied, fit, hale, healthy, hearty, robust, sound, well, well-conditioned, whole, wholesome hard, hardy, iron, lusty, rugged, stalwart, strong, sturdy, toughambulatory, nondisabled, uncrippledactive, agile, chipper, lively, sprightful, sprightly, spry, vigorous, vitalblooming, clean-cut, flourishing, flush, prospering, thrivingall right, good, right in fine fettle, in shape, in the pink ailing, diseased, ill, sick, unfit, unhealthy, unsound, unwell decrepit, enfeebled, feeble, infirm, run-down, sickened, sickly, weak, weakened, weakly, worn-outchallenged, crippled, debilitated, differently abled, disabled, halt, incapacitated, lamedelicate, fragile, frailemaciated, gaunt, haggard, malnourished, undernourishedafflicted, troubledbad, poorly having much high-spirited energy and movementa bouncing dance routine that should be good for an aerobics class active, airy, animate, animated, brisk, energetic, frisky, gay, jaunty, jazzy, kinetic, lively, mettlesome, peppy, perky, pert, pizzazzy(or pizazzy), racy, snappy, spanking, sparky, spirited, sprightly, springy, vital, vivacious, zippy dapper, dashing, spiffyagog, alert, awake, open-eyed, up, wide-awakeagile, nimble, sprybright, buoyant, cheerful, chipper, chirpy, chirrupy, effervescent, sparkly, upbeateager, enthusiastic, keenfrolicsome, impish, pixieish, playfulboisterous, bubbly, ebullient, exuberant, high-spiritedhigh-strung, nervous, skittish on the go dead, inactive, inanimate, lackadaisical, languid, languishing, languorous, leaden, lifeless, limp, listless, spiritless, vapid indolent, lazy, unambitiousinert, lethargic, sleepy, sluggish, tired, torpid, wearyapathetic, impassive, phlegmatic, stolidboring, dull, irksome, tedious to drive or force outthe bar doesn't hesitate to bounce customers for getting rowdy banishing, booting (out), casting out, chasing, dismissing, drumming (out), ejecting, expelling, extruding, kicking out, ousting, outing, routing, running off, throwing out, turfing (out)(chiefly British), turning out deforcing, deporting, displacing, dispossessing, evicting, exiling, expatriating, ostracizing, reading out, shutting outaxing, canning, cashiering, defenestrating, discharging, firing, mustering out, pink-slipping, releasing, removing, retiring, sacking, terminating giving one the gate(slang), sending packing accepting, admitting, receiving, taking, taking inwelcomingentertaining, harboring, housing, lodging, sheltering to strike and fly off at an anglemost of my shots bounce off the rim of the basket caroming, glancing, rebounding, ricocheting(also ricochetting), skimming, skipping brushing, grazing, nudging, raking, shaving, sweepingbumping, contacting, hitting, kissing, touchingsideswipingreflecting to let go from office, service, or employmentI'll bounce you if I catch you talking that way again axing, canning, cashiering, discharging, dismissing, firing, mustering out, pink-slipping, releasing, removing, retiring, sacking, terminating, turning off downsizing, excessing, furloughing, laying off, trimmingbooting (out), chucking (out), drumming (out), kicking out, throwing out, unseatingseparating sending packing, showing (someone) the door employing, engaging, hiring, retaining, signing (up or on), taking on keepingreemploying(or re-employing), rehiringcontracting, subcontractingrecruiting to set before the mind for considerationwe bounced several script suggestions off the producers, but they weren't interested in any of them advancing, offering, posing, proffering, proposing, propounding, suggesting, voting movingnominating, recommendingpresenting, submitting, tendering, trotting outfiling, laying, lodgingarranging, calculating, charting, contriving, covering, framing, mapping, planning, plotting, shaping putting forth, putting forward to move with a light springing stepthe girl bounced excitedly alongside her parents as they hurried toward the entrance to the amusement park bounding, hopping, lolloping, loping, skipping, tripping capering, frisking, gamboling(or gambolling), rompingskimming, skitteringjumping, leaping, vaulting lumbering, plodding, trudging ca. 1563 |