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bouncy

(baʊnsi)
1. adjective
Someone or something that is bouncy is very lively.
She was bouncy and full of energy.
...good, bouncy pop songs.
Synonyms: lively, active, enthusiastic, energetic More Synonyms of bouncy
2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]
A bouncy thing can bounce very well or makes other things bounce well.
...a children's paradise filled with bouncy toys.
...a bouncy chair.
Synonyms: springy, flexible, elastic, resilient More Synonyms of bouncy

bouncy in British English

(ˈbaʊnsɪ)
adjectiveWord forms: bouncier or bounciest
1. 
lively, exuberant, or self-confident
2. 
having the capability or quality of bouncing
a bouncy ball
3. 
responsive to bouncing; springy
a bouncy bed
Derived forms
bouncily (ˈbouncily)
adverb
bounciness (ˈbounciness)
noun

Examples of 'bouncy' in a sentence
bouncy

No bouncy castle was required.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
It all adds up to bouncy good fun.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Our favourite feature is the mirrored ceilings above the large and bouncy double beds.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Throw in a bouncy pitch and you have a real handful.
The Sun (2010)
The fresh smell and light crunch of celery is a good contrast to bouncy chicken and slippery pasta.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
But mostly it's a big bouncy pop album.
The Sun (2013)
The rooftop car park where a bouncy castle once stood is a gaping, empty hole.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
It was no surprise he got runs at Adelaide last time on the least bouncy pitch.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
He was content and smiley and we could leave him in his bouncy chair and he'd be happy.
The Sun (2012)
This is a more flattering option than an oversized top, which can make a big man look like a bouncy castle.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
Blink and you missed it, because the bubble had closed around her again by the time she stepped down from the bouncy castle.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
It looks like a very elderly bouncy castle: wonky, wobbly and full of holes.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Take part in fancy dress and face painting, have fun on the bouncy castles and enter drawing competitions and quizzes on the day to win prizes.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
There had been a bouncy castle in the garden and locals said the party was just a'bit of fun '.
The Sun (2014)
We ended up leaving with a high chair, a bouncy chair and a pram, as well as bags full of clothes.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)

In other languages
bouncy

British English: bouncy ADJECTIVE
Someone or something that is bouncy is very lively.
She was bouncy and full of energy.
  • American English: bouncy
  • Brazilian Portuguese: vivaz
  • Chinese: 有活力的
  • European Spanish: jovial
  • French: plein d'allant
  • German: quietschvergnügt
  • Italian: esuberante
  • Japanese: 快活な
  • Korean: 활기찬
  • European Portuguese: vivaz
  • Latin American Spanish: jovial

1 (adjective) 
She was bouncy and full of energy.
Synonyms
lively
She had a sweet, lively personality.
active
the tragedy of an active mind trapped by failing physical health
enthusiastic
The band drew a huge and enthusiastic crowd.
energetic
Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic.
bubbly
someone bubbly who likes to laugh
exuberant
Our son was a highly active and exuberant little person.
irrepressible
ebullient
The minister was fiery, ebullient, and quick-witted.
perky
Graham was looking as perky as ever.
chirpy (informal)
You're very chirpy today - have you won the lottery or something?
sprightly
the sprightly 85-year-old president
vivacious
a beautiful, vivacious and charming young woman
effervescent
one of Broadway's most effervescent stars
chipper (informal)
full of beans (informal)
zestful
full of pep (informal)
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
Opposites
dull
,
listless
,
unenthusiastic
2 (adjective) 
a bouncy chair
Synonyms
springy
Knead the dough until smooth and springy.
flexible
brushes with long, flexible bristles
elastic
Work the dough until it is slightly elastic.
resilient
some resilient plastic material
rubbery
spongy
The earth was spongy from rain.
Opposites
flat
,
inelastic

Additional synonyms

in the sense of active
Definition
busy and energetic
the tragedy of an active mind trapped by failing physical health
Synonyms
energetic,
strong,
spirited,
quick,
vital,
alert,
dynamic,
lively,
vigorous,
potent,
animated,
vibrant,
forceful,
nimble,
diligent,
industrious,
sprightly,
vivacious,
on the go (informal),
alive and kicking,
spry,
full of beans (informal),
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal)
in the sense of bubbly
Definition
lively
someone bubbly who likes to laugh
Synonyms
lively,
happy,
excited,
animated,
merry,
bouncy,
elated,
sparky,
alive and kicking,
full of beans (informal)
in the sense of chirpy
Definition
lively and cheerful
You're very chirpy today - have you won the lottery or something?
Synonyms
cheerful,
happy,
bright,
enthusiastic,
lively,
sparkling,
sunny,
jolly,
animated,
buoyant,
radiant,
jaunty,
sprightly,
in high spirits,
blithe,
full of beans (informal),
light-hearted

Nearby words of
bouncy

  • bounce
  • bounce back
  • bouncing
  • bouncy
  • bound
  • bound up with
  • boundary

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