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Bounce out   /baʊns aʊt/   Listen
Bounce out

verb
1.
Bounce a ball so that it becomes an out.






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"Bounce out" Quotes from Famous Books



... husband, "you're beginning to crow, my dear. Come, I like that a great deal better than your cringing to the effete despotisms of the Old World, as your Fourth of July orators have it. It's almost impossible to get a bit of good honest bounce out of an American, nowadays,—to get him to ...
— The Lady of the Aroostook • W. D. Howells

... try and help Mrs. Wiggins, mother'll bounce out at me. She shook me last night after I went upstairs, and she boxed my ears 'cause I wanted to keep the ...
— He Fell in Love with His Wife • Edward P. Roe

... discovery, such as we are all apt to make when we get old and step out of the high road of life. He found out that his son did not appreciate his advice, and that Mrs. Tom cared still less for his frequent appearances. Indeed, he himself once saw her bounce out of the shop as he entered, exclaiming audibly, "Here's that fussy old man again." Tozer was an old man, it is true, but nobody (under eighty) cares to have the epithet flung in his teeth; and to be in the way is always unpleasant. He had self-command enough ...
— Phoebe, Junior • Mrs [Margaret] Oliphant

... boy told of having seen the doll bounce out of the automobile as it went past his house. He had called, but the machine made such a noise, and the six little Bunkers were probably talking so much, that ...
— Six Little Bunkers at Aunt Jo's • Laura Lee Hope



Words linked to "Bounce out" :   baseball, bounce, baseball game



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