“She would completely misjudge the bounce of the ball, swinging at it haphazardly and wildly.”

“This reduces the amount of bounce in the back tire, providing a smoother, more efficient all-around ride.”

“But there was no bounce and cheerfulness in her voice like there used to be.”

“A Tewkesbury worker has become the first in the county to complete a course to qualify as a bouncer.”

“She looked up to see a very strongly built man, who looked more suitable as a bouncer than a clerk.”

“Edmonds wore not one but two bruises, both of the Caribbean sunset kind, one from a bouncer and one from a beamer, both from Patrick Patterson.”

“Her graduation day was filled with bounciness as she walked across the stage, filled with joyous elation for her accomplishments.”

“The bounciness of the trampoline allowed me to jump high in the air.”

“Here the characteristics of the material inside the ball are responsible for the bounciness of the ball.”

“She had hardly had a chance to finish her drink when she was manhandled by burly bouncers and unceremoniously dumped outside the door.”

“Of course, there are two sides to every coin and not all bouncers are muscle-bound, impotent meatheads.”

“You too will have to be walked out in a shuffle, the doormen now more like sanitarium orderlies than bouncers.”