rebound¹ /ri-bowndˈ/

1. To bound back from collision
2. To spring back, often with unexpected results (lit and figurative)
3. To re-echo
4. To recover quickly after a setback

1. To throw back
2. To re-echo

The act of rebounding

on the rebound

1. After colliding
2. While reacting against a setback, disappointment, etc, esp in love affairs

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