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bouncing

[boun-sing] / ˈbaʊn sɪŋ /








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Russell's quick restart caught them off guard with the ball bouncing backwards into the grateful arms of Darcy Graham who went over for the try.

From Barron's

At her last practice earlier in the day, she was perfectly comfortable bouncing around with a hole in her patterned black tights while others wore their competition dresses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gu faced a long wait before starting her second run, adding to the sense of pressure, bouncing up and down to keep warm.

From Barron's

“Many people pride themselves on being ‘long-term investors,’ but acting deliberately when prices are bouncing around is not so easy,” he wrote.

From MarketWatch

Ivakina has spent much of the winter bouncing from show to show.

From Barron's