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bouncy

[boun-see] / ˈbaʊn si /


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Inflatables like bouncy houses and giant slides were Gabriel’s innovation, and so popular he insisted on adding them to his Christmas tree lot too.

From Los Angeles Times

Historically, the Gabba is even bouncier than the Perth Stadium and sits as the bounciest pitch anywhere in the world.

From BBC

For the past four years, pitches in this country have been rated as faster, bouncier and more inconsistent than anywhere else in the world.

From BBC

On the fast, bouncy pitches of Australia it is a method fraught with danger.

From BBC

Perth is one of the bounciest pitches in the world, meaning driving balls on a good length is fraught with the danger of an edge.

From BBC