—v. (-cing) 1 (cause to) rebound. 2 slang (of a cheque) be returned by a bank when there are no funds to meet it. 3 (foll. by about, up, in, out,et cetera (и так далее)) jump, move, or rush boisterously. —n. 1 a rebound. b power of rebounding. 2 colloq. a swagger, self-confidence. b liveliness. bounce back recover well after a setback. bouncy adj. (-ier, -iest). [imitative]

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