springy

It was on a level round of old moss, damp but springy, hid from the house by some saugh-trees.

The floor was bedded down a foot deep with springy silver fir boughs, laid butts down and toward the foot.

She learned the springy gait of the true hill climber, and drank in health and strength from the keen hill air.

It should be made of cinders, well rolled, and ought to be kept dampened so as to make it springy.

The fires would be in yellow dots along the countryside, and the heather would be like a pillow so soft and springy under the arm.

He's not so large or tall, but quick and springy, and muscled like a panther.

He bent a small, springy sapling over the rabbit path, and stuck the tip of it under a low branch of another tree.

He was on a mare as wiry an' springy as could be, could clear a pike gate like a wild cat I'll bet.

The earth was springy with the accumulated needles of many years, into which their feet sank silently.

It was a long trot along the springy turf outside Swilford Wood.